Less Working Hours Do Not Improve Aussie Work Life Balance
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A recent Work Life survey from the University of South Australia shows that we have an increasing dissatisfaction with our work life balance. This was despite the survey and more recent Australian Bureau of Statistics data showing that we are working about one and a half hours less each week when compared with previous years. We are working less but we are more out of balance so we have to stop blaming work for all our woes. It may be easier to blame someone else but it's time we take greater personal responsibility for how we juggle our health, work and family commitments.
The greatest work life balance challenge for workers is finding enough time for ourselves but improving time management skills isn't the only solution.
The first step is to a better work life balance is to discard outdated work life balance advice like, "You should work to live and not live to work".
Work isn't just a means to an end. It has the opportunity to be the source of great personal, emotional and financial fulfilment. People should be putting more life into their work, not less.
If we begin to work on improving our health and relationships it would go along way to recouping lost time to help provide a better work life balance
Myreview of Australian studies that measured the productivity impact of poor healthfound that poor physical and emotional health causes the average Australian employee to lose 24 working days of productivity losses each year. If you add the lost productivity that poor health has at home you can see how much time is wasted by not looking after ourselves.
If you put life into your work and you work on your life and your health, you'll have a healthy life that works. That's how we can improve our own work life balance without having to work less.
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About the Author: Dr. Paul Lanthois RSS for Dr. Paul's articles - Visit Dr. Paul's website Dr. Paul Lanthois is a chiropractor, speaker and work life balance expert. He is the director of The Work Life Balance Foundation which provides health, stress management and work-life balance lifestyle programs specifically for businesses and their employees. Dr. Lanthois has been a successful Australian chiropractor for nearly 20 years. He has spoken to many business and community groups such as Optus Telecommunications, St. George Bank and the SA Police Force. For two years Dr. Lanthois was the coordinator of health management at Action Coach (formerly Action International) Billionaire in Trainingï¿ Entrepreneur seminars. His academic background consists of: - A Masters of Chiropractic at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. - A Post Graduate Diploma of Chiropractic Sport Science, Macquarie University. - A Bachelor Science (majoring in Anatomy and Physiology), University of Adelaide. He is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine and the International Foundation For Nutrition and Health. Perhaps his most important qualification is that he successfully overcame his own energy burnout while managing two companies and raising a family and has developed a step-by-step proprietary process to recharge the weary and re-ignite the burned-out. Dr. Lanthois new book : From Burnout To Balance In 4 Weeks: The Business Health Program To Boost Morale and Productivity is due to be released in November, 2009. Click here to visit Dr. Paul's website. Does Your Metabolism Slow As You Age How Progressive Companies Can Instil Work Life Balance Within Their Organisation Why You Shouldnt Ever Apply Heat To Your Aches And Pains How To Attract Miracles Into Your Business And Personal Life Have More Energy At Work With These Tips To A Better Nights Sleep |
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