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Life and Work: Challenging Economic Man [Minkštas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 208 pages, aukštis x plotis: 235x155 mm, weight: 320 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Aug-2003
  • Leidėjas: NewSouth Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 0868406708
  • ISBN-13: 9780868406701
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 208 pages, aukštis x plotis: 235x155 mm, weight: 320 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Aug-2003
  • Leidėjas: NewSouth Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 0868406708
  • ISBN-13: 9780868406701
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
To get soaring profits we need to work longer and harder.  Right   Wrong.  With an original look at the lives of employees, managers, executives and CEO's, the authors propose a new agenda for a work/life balance, stressing that if you get relationships with employees and customers right profits follow as a matter of course.
Foreword ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
PART 1: QUALITY OF LIFE
1(48)
Work to live
3(14)
Profits, people, planet
5(4)
People matter
9(3)
Why is quality of life so important?
12(5)
Fully human
17(26)
Human needs
18(2)
The work ethic
20(4)
Wealth and quality of life
24(1)
Happiness and quality of life
25(1)
Profits and quality of life
25(1)
Health and quality of life
26(1)
Technology and quality of life
27(2)
Organisations and quality of life
29(2)
Why promote quality of life of employees?
31(1)
How should we live?
32(4)
Quality of life and the modern society
36(2)
The organisation as part of civil society
38(5)
The wealth of nations
43(6)
Measuring the quality of life of the nation
43(1)
Index of sustainable economic welfare
44(1)
Human well-being index
44(2)
Economic growth and the quality of life index
46(3)
PART 2: QUALITY OF WORKING LIFE
49(58)
Hours of work, intensity of work and remuneration
51(14)
Australia as a trail-blazer
51(1)
Choosing to work long hours
52(1)
Fair rates of pay
53(1)
Working hours in Australia in recent times
54(3)
Working hours elsewhere in the world
57(4)
Shortening the working week
61(4)
Striking a balance
65(16)
Impact of work on family and relationships
65(2)
Balancing life between work and home
67(5)
A generational change in attitudes to life and work
72(4)
Inequality for women in Western countries
76(3)
Inequality for women in Islamic countries
79(1)
Professional obligation
79(2)
Hazards
81(10)
The annual toll
82(1)
Illness, injury and deaths
83(2)
Low-frequency/high-severity accidents
85(2)
Occupational violence
87(1)
Improving occupational health and safety
88(3)
Stress
91(16)
A world picture
91(2)
Police
93(1)
Government office employees
94(1)
Auto-workers
94(1)
School teachers
95(2)
Staff in universities
97(1)
Clergy
98(2)
Journalists
100(2)
Symptoms of stress
102(1)
Downsizing and stress
102(2)
Long working hours and stress
104(2)
The financial cost of stress
106(1)
PART 3: LEARNING TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF WORKING LIFE ACROSS NATIONS
107(72)
Rights
109(18)
Corporations and human rights
110(1)
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
111(3)
Human rights and cultural practices
114(1)
Workers' rights
115(6)
Racism and human rights in the workplace
121(2)
Rights of women and children in the workplace
123(1)
Human rights of particular minorities
123(2)
Am I my brother's keeper?
125(2)
On human nature
127(16)
Mechanistic man
129(5)
Human beings in community
134(2)
Our common humanity
136(3)
Cultural change
139(4)
Culture
143(20)
A moral dilemma
143(2)
Corporations and quality of life
145(3)
The culture of organisations
148(1)
Changing the culture
149(2)
Organisational change that failed to deal with quality of life
151(4)
Who are the best employers to work for?
155(2)
Leadership
157(3)
The relationship between organisational culture and quality of working life in Australia
160(3)
Brave new world
163(16)
Profits, meaning and efficiency
163(2)
Enhancing the quality of life of employees
165(1)
The learning organisation
165(7)
A sense of place
172(1)
Progress and retrogress
173(3)
Ten core principles for increasing quality of life in the workplace
176(2)
Conclusion
178(1)
References 179(10)
Index 189