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Nordic Life Balance

Zuri Deepwater

Übersetzer A AI

Verlag: Publifye

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"Nordic Life Balance" explores the intriguing question of why Nordic countries consistently rank high in happiness and productivity. Moving beyond simple admiration, the book examines the policies, cultural norms, and strategies contributing to the Nordic region's enviable work-life balance. It argues that this equilibrium is not accidental, but a result of deliberate policy choices and deeply embedded social values. The book delves into how flexible work arrangements, robust social support systems, and a culture of equality have shaped societal expectations and individual experiences. For instance, generous parental leave policies in Nordic nations allow parents to balance career and family. The book progresses through three main sections, beginning with an examination of government policies and social institutions. It then explores cultural norms and values, drawing on ethnographic research, before analyzing specific workplace practices. Through sociological studies, demographic data, and interviews, the book reveals that prioritizing individual well-being alongside economic prosperity is key. The book also acknowledges challenges and limitations of the Nordic model, offering practical recommendations for adapting its principles elsewhere. The Nordic model emphasizes employee well-being and social policies leading to greater equality.
Verfügbar seit: 20.02.2025.
Drucklänge: 88 Seiten.

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