Políticas de flexibilidad laboral y enriquecimiento trabajo-familia : Un modelo de mediación simultáneo a través de la segmentación del rol y la habilidad de manejo del tiempo

Torres Castillo, Gianna Carolina

dc.contributor.advisor	Sandoval Reyes, Juan Guillermo
dc.contributor.author	Torres Castillo, Gianna Carolina
dc.date.accessioned	2021-11-18T18:24:34Z
dc.date.available	2021-11-18T18:24:34Z
dc.date.issued	2021-07-06
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10818/49197
dc.description	53 páginas	es_CO
dc.description.abstract	Sin duda, para la mayoría de las personas la esfera familiar y laboral, representan las dos dimensiones más relevantes de su vida (Omar et al., 2015). La relación que se gesta entre estos ámbitos implica que se logre un balance que permita armonizar y compatibilizar ambos mundos. No solo los individuos tienen un papel importante a la hora de tomar decisiones que les permitan alcanzar el equilibrio en la relación trabajo-familia (RTF); al ser este un fenómeno de interés social, las organizaciones y empresas también tienen un rol fundamental frente al tema y; en este sentido, muchas empresas han comenzado a implementar políticas de flexibilidad laboral (PFL) con el fin de facilitar a sus colaboradores una RTF que armonice las dos dimensiones.	es_CO
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dc.publisher	Universidad de La Sabana	es_CO
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dc.title	Políticas de flexibilidad laboral y enriquecimiento trabajo-familia : Un modelo de mediación simultáneo a través de la segmentación del rol y la habilidad de manejo del tiempo	es_CO
dc.type	master thesis	es_CO
dc.identifier.local	282591
dc.identifier.local	TE11339
dc.type.hasVersion	publishedVersion	es_CO
dc.rights.accessRights	openAccess	es_CO
dc.subject.armarc	Toma de decisiones	es_CO
dc.subject.armarc	Trabajo	es_CO
dc.subject.armarc	Familia	es_CO
dc.subject.armarc	Empresas	es_CO
dc.subject.armarc	Jornada laboral flexible	es_CO
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thesis.degree.discipline	Facultad de Psicología	es_CO
thesis.degree.level	Maestría en Psicología	es_CO
thesis.degree.name	Magíster en Psicología	es_CO