… was to examine the experience of work–family conflict within parent–child relationships by …
children have some similarities in their perceptions of the parents work and family experiences…

… and strong job satisfaction in child welfare and … of child welfare and believing that one’s
labour is ‘making a difference’, contribute to satisfaction with child welfare work in spite of work …

… This study was presented as research on child welfare workers’ sources of dissatisfaction
at work. We contacted by e-mail 120 SWs employed in public child welfare agencies in the …

… assessed via closeness with her child. Concerning crossover (H2), we … ’s work engagement
and recovery from work relate to her child’s life satisfaction as reported by the child via …

… , classroom contact experiences, and school contact experiences… children in Head Start or
kindergarten were more satisfied in all three dimensions than were parents of children in child …

… experience balancing work and family demands, compared to parents of younger children.
It … It assesses whether satisfaction with work–family balance differs for parents of adolescent …

… child welfare workers to remain satisfied with their jobs. These characteristics include personal
commitment to the mission of child … approach or experience child welfare work differently. …

… child welfare programs experience several unique challenges and workplace stressors that
can contribute to social worker work… From a sample of child welfare workers (n = 145), and …

… of their work and have a sense of satisfaction (Annie e. Casey … job satisfaction among a
national sample of child welfare … attempted to study child welfare workers and their work on a …

… and toddlers, as well as child care staff working in family child care homes, the percentage of
staff … In an attempt to address this need, the Bush administration unveiled its early childhood …