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Future Leadership Of Schools In Australia: Employee Perceptions Of Taking On The Challenge, Peter Williams, Peter Morey
Future Leadership Of Schools In Australia: Employee Perceptions Of Taking On The Challenge, Peter Williams, Peter Morey
Peter Williams
Educational systems are experiencing a global leadership crisis. The literature around school leadership paints a clear picture: school leaders are an ageing population and there is a lack of willingness from classroom teachers to take on school leadership roles. Anecdotal evidence would suggest this is also the case within Adventist Schools Australia (ASA), however, there is a lack of research that has explored the leadership intentions of current employees within this education system. Through a review of school leadership literature, and ASA employee survey responses on the topic of school leadership, this study explores the views of these respondents to …
Anytime Email And Work-Life Balance: An Exploration Into The Views Of Adventist Schools Australia Employees, Peter Williams, Warrick R. Long, Peter Morey
Anytime Email And Work-Life Balance: An Exploration Into The Views Of Adventist Schools Australia Employees, Peter Williams, Warrick R. Long, Peter Morey
Peter Williams
Email has extended its reach beyond the
traditional workplace into the non-work hours
of employees, disrupting the work-life balance.
What was once ‘anywhere any time’ has
become ‘everywhere all the time’ (Mazmanian,
Orlikowski, & Yates, 2013). This study examines
the effects of email intrusion on work-life
balance from the perspective of a Christian
faith-based organisation, which has the
additional dimension of espousing a ‘healthy’
balance between work and life. A survey
of 500 employees of such an organisation,
attracting 208 respondents, found that nearly all
employees owned mobile devices that enable
them to access work email outside work time,
and …