Australian work and life index 2012

Australian work and life index 2012

by Natalie Skinner

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"The South Australian (SA) Government has identified the improvement of South Australians' quality of life through the maintenance of a healthy work-life balance as one of its 100 State Strategic Targets within the State Strategic Plan (Target 13). A primary goal of this target relates to 'spending quality time with our families'. The Australian Work-Life Index (AWALI) is the major psychometric benchmark against which progress on this target is measured. From 2010 onwards, AWALI data has been collected on a biennial basis both nationally and within South Australia. Following the benchmark data collection of 987 South Australian (SA) workers in 2010, this report describes the 2012 AWALI survey of 1002 SA workers" -- p. 1.

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