Work Support and Family Support as Predictors of Work-to-family Enrichment and Family-to-work Enrichment
Of late, the relationship between work–family enrichment and support has started gaining some attention within the organizational behaviour literature. However, support emerging from the family front has often been neglected in previous studies. The purpose of our research is to empirically estimate...
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