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JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC INNOVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY

Work Life Overlap in The Millennial Generation: The Role of Ubiquitous Technology

Author(s): Jestine Philip, Hossein Najmi, Leyla Orudzheva, Elisabeth Struckell

Citation: Jestine Philip, Hossein Najmi, Leyla Orudzheva, Elisabeth Struckell, "Work Life Overlap in The Millennial Generation: The Role of Ubiquitous Technology," Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability, Vol. 12, Iss. 1, pp. 80-98

Article Type: Research paper

Publisher: North American Business Press

Abstract:

Millennials now represent the majority generation and the majority workforce in the U.S. Unlike older

generations, millennials claim to desire a more seamless overlap between work and personal lives. This

study acknowledges a change in context from work-family balance to work-life overlap, provides evidence

that the established relationship between core self-evaluation and job satisfaction holds for millennial

workers, and contributes two new constructs and scales to measure technology enabled work-to-life and lifeto-

work overlap for millennial workers. Results show that technology enabled work-to-life overlap is

positively related to job satisfaction and strengthens the CSE-job satisfaction relationship.