Investigating the influence of work-life balance on the quality of work and occupational stress of automation engineers
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North-West University (South Africa)
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The study aimed to investigate the influence of work stress and the quality of work (job quality)
on the quality of life of a specific group of engineers working in a project environment. Therefore,
the research did not focus specifically on the interference between work and family but the
relationship between work and non-work activities.
Work-life balance is a well-researched topic in the business world, and much emphasis is put on
the quality of work and the working environment. Research also indicates that when one's quality
of work is of higher quality, one's work-life balance is better, leading to more productive
employees.
Items used measured the interference between work life and personal life, personal life
interference with work, work enhancement of personal life and personal life enhancement of work.
A quantitative research approach was followed using three well-structured instruments to
understand the influence of work quality and work stress on a balanced lifestyle better. The target
population was engineers of three different companies with a sample size of 101. The research
was conducted with a questionnaire covering four sections and utilising three well-structured
instruments work/nonwork interference, quality of work and work stress.
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MBA, North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus
