The case of mental wellbeing among working women in Europe: The association between subjective wellbeing and work–life balance

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WLB significantly improves subjective wellbeing in working women, indicating a strong correlation.
The study involved a multi-level mixed model analysis of data from 6265 working women in Europe.
Factors such as family and work responsibilities were considered in the analysis of the association.
Implications for public health strategies emphasize the importance of enhancing mental wellbeing among working women.

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Analysis reveals positive links between subjective wellbeing and work–life balance in working women, suggesting a role for family responsibilities.

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Analysis reveals positive links between subjective wellbeing and work–life balance in working women, suggesting a role for family responsibilities.