Work life conflict is not just a woman’s issue. That’s according to new findings from The 2009 National Study of the Changing Workforce (NSCW), which polls 3,500 U.S workers at all professional levels.
The NCSW shows that 45% of men report some level of work life conflict, compared to 39% of women. What’s more, when you examine just those parents in dual-income households, the conflict-factor for men goes up to 59% (45% for the moms).
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