Life Studies

Striking Work Life Balance in Corporate: A Comprehensive Study of Different Generations of Workforce with Special Reference to Millennials Jatinder Singh, Research Scholar, NIMS University, Rajasthan Dr. S. S. Chowhan, Vice Principal, NIMS Institute of Management and Computer Science, NIMS University, Jaipur, Rajasthan Dr. Hari Shankar Shyam, Assistant Professor, School of Business Studies, Sharda University Abstract The workforce has moved from a single male breadwinner family model to…

In the given case study, Ben’s life has been portrayed gloomy as from the childhood, he has nurtured in the unhealthy and rancorous environment as he has not gotten chances of much needed parental love. It is worth to note that, the child deprived of the maternal and paternal affection does not do well when grows up academically and socially. On this note, in the said case study, it is expressed that Ben is introvert and doesn’t like to show amicability in general. He has a lovely wife with whom…

I believe a large percentage of the Abundant Life Center’s membership would have no idea of the day-to-day needs of the marginalized within the St. Joseph area. Even though our own membership reflects a snapshot of the marginalized in St. Joseph, we frequently respond to the these needs on a project-by-project bases, as opposed to trying to building Zion within the context of the lives of those suffering. For example, I remember gathering several children, with a car full of Christmas…

The case study which was addressed “A Matter of Life and Death” had written by Villegas, Gray, and Alzate. It was broken into seven major points which were the department of social and rehabilitation services, Kelly Brown who is a new supervisor, the child welfare worker who is Melissa Manning, Martha Roberts who is a child welfare program consultant, the Carlsband family, the referral, and the home visit. In the first main point the author talked about Kansas Department of Social and…

Tinker Air Force Base leaders believe that a healthier employee is a more productive employee. To help sustain a healthier more productive workforce, Tinker’s top managers implemented Fit 4 Life, a workplace wellness program. The program offered several ways for employees to become healthier such as attending smoking cessation classes, walking the track and lifting weights at the gym, all of which while being in a paid status during work hours. The goal of the program was to develop happier,…

Media, television in particular, has been at the forefront of many children’s daily activities for years now. In our study book Invitation to The Life Span Berger (2010) states “One of today’s great challenges is the influence of electronic media” (p.220). The challenge this statement speaks on includes how long a child watches television and the type of program the child is viewing. Berger (2010) continues “The problem is not only that violent media teach aggression, but also that even…

This case study is a story of a young African American man named Orion who grew up not being able to embrace his racial identity. Throughout his life, he attended elite schools, filled primarily with white students, which did not allow him to develop his racial identity or pride in his race. Orion’s racial experiences at school also negatively affected his self-esteem and caused him to develop anxiety issues. The schools he attended did not allow him to be in a culture where his race was…

4. FACTORS CAUSING WORK-LIFE IMBALANCES Such three factors are highlighted in this study: i. Gender ii. Working hours iii. Family characteristics. Due to distinct perspective attributed to each gender, work-life imbalance is caused. It is witnessed that men choose their work over their family duties to provide financially, whereas women put their family life above all. Devoting long hours at work due to "inflexible timing, irregular shifts, or overtime leads to an imbalance between work and…

Alejandro Mendez Professor Eduardo Astigarraga 11/18/2014 Enc 1101 Engineering A Better Life It is common knowledge that throughout history humanity has been plagued by disease and illness. Humans have been at a constant struggle in the war against disease. Beginning in 1928 when Alexander Fleming discovered the first true anti biotic, humans have been fighting back against diseases using more and more advanced technology. Which brings us to modern times and the new science that promises to…

Case Study: Enjoy Your Life 1. Why do you think health care providers often struggle in the transition from provider to patient? What might prevent them from seeking out care? Since Christiane is a well-educated clinician and works in the emergency room. She is familiar with reporting diagnoses and bad outcomes to patients. She also provides discharge instructions to the patients telling them the importance of following up on their lab draws and office visits. Although she expresses the…