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Linda Duxbury

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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health|January 8, 2025
But at What Cost? Healthcare Utilization of Canadian Carer-EmployeesRegina Ding, Linda Duxbury
Advances in Health Care Management|April 30, 2014
"What you see depends on where you stand" exploring the relationship between leadership behavior and job type in health careLaura Gover, Linda Duxbury
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|April 24, 2018
Overloaded and stressed: A case study of women working in the health care sectorMaggie Stevenson, Linda Duxbury
Work (Reading, Mass.)|April 26, 2014
When more is less: An examination of the relationship between hours in telework and role overloadLinda Duxbury, Michael Halinski
The Journal of Social Psychology|April 20, 2019
Attitudes towards unions through a generational cohort lensChris Gordon Smith, Linda Duxbury
Journal of Aging and Health|May 4, 2022
Something's Gotta Give: The Relationship Between Time in Eldercare, Time in Childcare, and Employee WellbeingLinda Duxbury, Michael Halinski, Maggie Stevenson
Work (Reading, Mass.)|August 19, 2011
Elder care and the impact of caregiver strain on the health of employed caregiversLinda Duxbury, Christopher Higgins, Rob Smart
Work (Reading, Mass.)|April 26, 2014
The relationship between work arrangements and work-family conflictChristopher Higgins, Linda Duxbury, Mark Julien
Psychological Reports|January 8, 2008
An empirical assessment of generational differences in basic human valuesSean T Lyons, Linda Duxbury, Christopher Higgins
The International Journal of Social Psychiatry|December 29, 2020
A Canadian national survey of informal employed caregivers of older adults with and without dementia: Work and employee outcomesJoel Sadavoy, Sima Sajedinejad, Linda Duxbury, et al.
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health|January 8, 2025
But at What Cost? Healthcare Utilization of Canadian Carer-EmployeesRegina Ding, Linda Duxbury
Advances in Health Care Management|April 30, 2014
"What you see depends on where you stand" exploring the relationship between leadership behavior and job type in health careLaura Gover, Linda Duxbury
Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|April 24, 2018
Overloaded and stressed: A case study of women working in the health care sectorMaggie Stevenson, Linda Duxbury
Work (Reading, Mass.)|April 26, 2014
When more is less: An examination of the relationship between hours in telework and role overloadLinda Duxbury, Michael Halinski
The Journal of Social Psychology|April 20, 2019
Attitudes towards unions through a generational cohort lensChris Gordon Smith, Linda Duxbury
Journal of Aging and Health|May 4, 2022
Something's Gotta Give: The Relationship Between Time in Eldercare, Time in Childcare, and Employee WellbeingLinda Duxbury, Michael Halinski, Maggie Stevenson
Work (Reading, Mass.)|August 19, 2011
Elder care and the impact of caregiver strain on the health of employed caregiversLinda Duxbury, Christopher Higgins, Rob Smart
Work (Reading, Mass.)|April 26, 2014
The relationship between work arrangements and work-family conflictChristopher Higgins, Linda Duxbury, Mark Julien
Psychological Reports|January 8, 2008
An empirical assessment of generational differences in basic human valuesSean T Lyons, Linda Duxbury, Christopher Higgins
The International Journal of Social Psychiatry|December 29, 2020
A Canadian national survey of informal employed caregivers of older adults with and without dementia: Work and employee outcomesJoel Sadavoy, Sima Sajedinejad, Linda Duxbury, et al.
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