A STUDY ON THE WORK- LIFE BALANCE OF GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL NURSES IN THE THOOTHUKUDI DISTRICT OF TAMIL NADU

Volume 20 No 22 (2022)

D. Janaki, Dr. J. Moses Gnanakkan

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2022.20.22.NQ10105

Abstract

Skilled women are disputed by work and family commitments at the end of each day. maximum women are working out throughout the week and a maximum of the nurses are blundering to attain work-life balance. Women described that their life has turned into a juggling act as they've had to shoulder numerous liabilities at work and home. The hospital administration needs to exist aware of this situation of nurses and periodically reanalyze their situation. They can generate a supporting surrounding to assist these women to attain work-life balance. This paper is entirely based on Primary and Secondary data. This paper highlights the results interconnected with the work-life balance of nurses.

Keywords

Work Life Balance, Family Commitment, Responsibility

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