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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"employer support"”.

  1. Volunteering as a Source of Conflict or Enrichment for Work: the Role of Employer Support

    … this paper investigated the role of employer support of volunteering (ESV), suggesting ESV impacts key work outcomes (performance, withdrawal, satisfaction) through the mediating roles of volunteer-work conflict and volunteer-work enrichment (similar to family-work conflict and …

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  2. Are Net Zero Apprenticeships Fit For Purpose in Wales? A Quality Review with Apprentices, Providers and Industry Experts

    … in Wales in addressing the skills required to support the Welsh Government’s low-carbon transition. Using a mixed methods approach, data was collected from 82 apprentices on light or dark green programmes via questionnaires, and from 5 employers and learning providers through semi-structured …

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  3. A case study investigation of employed mothers' workplace formal social networks.

    Employer-based social networks for working mothers can be low-cost, innovative interventions designed to assist women in managing multiple life roles. This study presents research using a case study framework, specifically aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of how and to what extent social …

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  4. The Balancing Act: Work Environment Issues for Women with Children in Student Affairs

    … including work schedule, job demands and employer support, have been suggested as reasons why many working mothers leave the student affairs profession or are unable to advance to the highest levels of administration. To explore these problems in more detail, this study collected data from …

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  5. Usage of Evidence Based Medicine Resources in Clinically Practicing Athletic Trainers

    … accessibility, perceived confidence, and employer support. There was a significant relationship between availability of evidence based resources via professional journals and employment settings. Training in EBM and PICO both had a significant relationship on access to internet and …

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  6. The effects of activation on employers of Reserve and National guard soldiers

    … reserve and National Guard soldiers on civilian employers. Understanding how activation affects the operations of civilian employers will increase awareness of the effects of labor stability on organizations. The study utilizes survey methodology to measure changes in organizational output, …

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  7. Participation and Non-Participation in Formal Adult Education: A Study of Deterrents for an Organizational Leadership Development Program

    Organizations are increasingly supporting employee's educational pursuits, especially when continuing education is used as a strategy to achieve organizational goals or groom future executives. Fulmer and Wagner (1999) found that best-practice organizations developed their own leaders and that …

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