Unhappy workers, unhappy parents

Article Abstract:

Working parents with unpleasant job situations can take transfer their anger to their children, causing distress and behavioral problems in them. Parents can change this by finding ways to reduce their job stress, resolving their work conflict by talking to coworkers or finding another job.

Psychological aspects, Job stress, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Working mothers

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He said, she said...

Article Abstract:

'Talking from 9 to 5,' a book by linguistics professor Deborah Tannen, explores gender differences in communication in the workplace. Tannen discusses how styles of communication and parenthood affect men's perception of women and, consequently, workplace attitudes and relationships.

Demographic aspects, Interview, Communication, Communications, Sex differences (Psychology), Organizational communication, Tannen, Deborah

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Power to the parents

Article Abstract:

The number of parent support groups at work is growing. These groups offer working parents a venue for sharing their concerns, thus boosting employee morale and increasing productivity. They also foster camaraderie among workers.

Management, Evaluation, Employee morale, Self-help groups, Self help groups

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