December 4, 2025Scandinavian Journal of Public HealthOpen Access

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

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Positive association observed between subjective wellbeing and work-life balance among working women.
Statistically significant findings indicate that work-life balance plays a crucial role in subjective wellbeing.
Analysis utilized data from the European Working Conditions Telephone Survey with 6265 participants.
Highlights the importance of mental wellbeing in public health strategies for women in different European countries.

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Analysis shows positive associations between subjective wellbeing and work-life balance in working women, implying a need for public health strategies.

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Nordmyr et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6930e8c6ea1aef094cca3452 https://doi.org/10.1177/14034948251395875

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Analysis shows positive associations between subjective wellbeing and work-life balance in working women, implying a need for public health strategies.

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

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

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