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Work and family issues – more accurately the intersection of these two – affect all employees. Using all sections of chapter 10, identify 10 distinct actions that individuals and/or organizations can take to more effectively balance work and family dynamics.

Responses must be specific to the chapter focus - not general statements such as “training.”

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