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Over the last six decades work-life balance emerged as an important human resource management aspect for employers. Globally, a wide gamut of work-life balance facilities is being provided by a large number of organisations. The recent economic downturn has witnessed a sudden interruption in the spread and growth of work-life balance facilities at the organisational level. This paper presents the key recessionary reasons which have negatively influenced employee work-life balance. Further, important recession specific benefits which organisations can avail due to enhanced employee work-life balance have been presented, followed by suggestions for adapting work-life balance facilities under current economic downturn as well as in any such situation in the future.
Executives, Arbeitnehmerpolitik, employment history, working hours, Personalpolitik, consequences, Work-life-balance, Recession, Folgen, Rezession, job loss, personnel policy, Executive Compensation, Work-life balance, Work-life balance, recession, work-life balance benefits, employee benefits, employee engagement, Well-Being, I31 - General Welfare, M50 - General, Erwerbsverlauf, work-life-balance, Work-life benefits, and Poverty, Work-life conflict , I3 - Welfare, Arbeitszeit, income, Job satisfaction, M5 - Personnel Economics, M12 - Personnel Management, industrial relations policy, Work-life conflict, L00 - General, Einkommen, recession, Employee engagement, Arbeitsplatzverlust, jel: jel:M5, jel: jel:J1, jel: jel:J2, jel: jel:M12, jel: jel:D2, jel: jel:D6
Executives, Arbeitnehmerpolitik, employment history, working hours, Personalpolitik, consequences, Work-life-balance, Recession, Folgen, Rezession, job loss, personnel policy, Executive Compensation, Work-life balance, Work-life balance, recession, work-life balance benefits, employee benefits, employee engagement, Well-Being, I31 - General Welfare, M50 - General, Erwerbsverlauf, work-life-balance, Work-life benefits, and Poverty, Work-life conflict , I3 - Welfare, Arbeitszeit, income, Job satisfaction, M5 - Personnel Economics, M12 - Personnel Management, industrial relations policy, Work-life conflict, L00 - General, Einkommen, recession, Employee engagement, Arbeitsplatzverlust, jel: jel:M5, jel: jel:J1, jel: jel:J2, jel: jel:M12, jel: jel:D2, jel: jel:D6
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