Trabalho e vida pessoal: exigências, recursos e formas de conciliação
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trabalho-vida pessoal, exigências, recursosResumen
As alterações sociais, demográficas e económicas vividas nos últimos anos fazem-se acompanhar de um conjunto de exigências crescentes colocadas aos indivíduos, às famílias, às organizações e à sociedade, em geral, no que respeita ao modo como se articula o trabalho e a vida pessoal. Com este artigo pretende-se apresentar alguns dos modelos teórico-concetuais que estão na origem dos estudos sobre articulação trabalho-família-vida pessoal. Estes ilustram como diferentes dimensões do trabalho, da família, do indivíduo e do seu contexto podem, em determinados momentos, colidir gerando tensões e conflitos. Ao longo da análise efetuada serão apresentados resultados de estudos realizados tanto no contexto internacional, como ao nível nacional de modo a discutir as implicações e os desafios sociais que se colocam, na atualidade às relações entre trabalho e vida pessoal.
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