Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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EMPIRICAL STUDY ON WORK-LIFE CONFLICTS EXPERIENCED BY WOMEN EDUCATORS WHICH INFLUENCE WORK-LIFE BALANCE
Shweta Sharma and Prof. Dr. Neeraj kumari
Abstract
Education, Awareness, Exposure and Changes in the lifestyle are the key factors to bring out the Women
from the four walls of domestic confinement. In the every field, women's achievements are bringing
laurels and noticeable to womanhood. Along with this, these women are also facing work-life conflict,
which are not noticed by our society. The study investigated the level of work-life conflict experienced
by women educators which influence work-life balance. For hypothesis testing, responses from the
samples are used in the study and it is found that there is a significant relationship among the work-life
balance and work-life conflict faced by women educators. There are three domains in which work-life
conflicts are divided. These domains are organizational factors, family factors and individual factors.
The sample size is 152 women educators from the state of Haryana. It is concluded that women
educators faced there a moderate level of work-life conflict from all the domains such as organizational
factors, family factors and individual factors
Keywords
Work-life Balance (WLB); Women Educators; Higher Education; Work-life conflict.
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