From rhetoric to reality: into the swamp of ethical practice: implementing work-life balance

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Frame, P. and Hartog, M. 2003. From rhetoric to reality: into the swamp of ethical practice: implementing work-life balance. Business Ethics: A European Review. 12 (4), pp. 358-368.
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TitleFrom rhetoric to reality: into the swamp of ethical practice: implementing work-life balance
AuthorsFrame, P. and Hartog, M.
Research GroupProfessional Practice group for Leadership, Work and Organisations
PublisherBlackwell
JournalBusiness Ethics: A European Review
ISSN0962-8770
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Print2003
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Deposited26 Feb 2009
Output statusPublished
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Also presented at the 7th European Business Ethics Network-UK Annual Conference and the 5th Ethics and Human Resource Management Conference in Cambridge, 2003.

Web address (URL)http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/1467-8608.00337
LanguageEnglish
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