The interface of work and family life.

Abstract

Dramatic changes in the workforce and workplace contribute to the need for a synthesis of knowledge on the interdependence of family life, work, and the vocational development of children, adolescents, and adults. Four prominent themes in the work and family literature are reviewed with the intention of providing guidance for all applied psychologists. These include (a) the meaning of work embedded in people’s lives, (b) multiple life roles, (c) work and family navigation, and (d) supportive family systems.

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