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Shifting Responsibility for Health and Healthy Lifestyles: Exploring Canadian Trendsctors including an ageing-population (Baxter, 2002), expensive health technologies (Downey et al., 2007), pressures from a shortage of workers in the healthcare field (Dirnfeld, 2002), and escalation of chronic diseases such as diabetes (Canadian Diabetes Association and Diabète Québec, 2005) are co

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Designing for Well-Being: The Role of the Physical Work Environmentrn has implications for organisations, including the recruitment and retention of staff. With staff absenteeism and turnover representing leading challenges among today’s healthcare organisations, this chapter argues that the design of the physical work environment needs to be considered in attempts

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Longer to Launch: Demographic Changes in Life-Course Transitionshome-leaving and the increasing percentage of youth who return to the parental home (after an initial departure), the phenomenon is one that is more complex as the literature on the cluttered nest (versus the empty nest) informs us (see Boyd and Norris, 2000 and Mitchell, 2006a)

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An Analysis of Time Use to Reveal National Differences in Lifestyle PatternsThis chapter examines lifestyles as patterns of daily life, and explores how differences between societies shape these patterns. We use time-use data to compare people from four countries — Australia, Canada, France and the U.K. — with respect to the consumption activities that characterise daily life.

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‘Live to Work or Work to Live?’ The Search for Work-life Balance in Twenty-first Century Japan‘Work-life balance’ is trying to become a buzzword, and a reality, in Japan today. So far, it’s not having much luck.

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