He should now offer voters a marriage and
family-friendly policy that makes Labour the party for fathers, mothers and children.
Unrotated principal factor analysis was performed using data for three of the study variables excluding the utilisation of the
family-friendly policy. The first factor in the analysis extracted 14 per cent variance, compared to 52 per cent extracted by the other two factors.
Funny, isn't it, how Cameron chose to expose his young family to ITV just as the Tories are stepping up their
family-friendly policy pledges?
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family-friendly policy is a direct negative predictor of (a) WIF, and (b) FIW.
As we saw earlier, flexible scheduling is the most commonly used family-friendly policy examined here; it may also be the most evenly dispersed among various subpopulations.
Nonetheless, not all contradictory direct and indirect effects of a particular family-friendly policy on job satisfaction need be considered inevitable.
But most of all, they have to plan working rotas well ahead and build in flexibility to make sure the
family-friendly policy is actually achieved for each individual.
But concillor Joe Carey added: "The council may regret the decision as Clare is a tourist county and the ban on dogs isn't a
family-friendly policy."
It is not a
family-friendly policy or a child-friendly policy.
GMB leader John Edmonds accused Mr Byers of deserting Labour's
family-friendly policy and giving priority to job threats to "male car workers".
Cast members with children use the subsidised creche, part of the BBC's
family-friendly policy, every day while filming the soap.