A Literature Review on Chinese KIBS Female Employees’ Work-Family Conflict
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This paper reviews the literature in the field of human resources management regarding work-family conflicts faced by female employees in knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) in China. We introduce Chinese and non-Chinese studies on work-family conflicts among Chinese female employees, the relationship between work-family conflicts and job burnout, and the relationship between work-family conflicts and work performance. The paper makes some contributions to supplement the deficiencies of relevant researches, and is of certain theoretical and practical significance.
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