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The Supportive Mentor as a Means of Reducing Work-Family Conflict
The present study investigated the influence of having a mentor on employee perceptions of workâfamily conflict. Results from a field survey of 502 employees showed that individuals with mentors reported significantly less workâfamily conflict, particularly family--work conflict, than those resp
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