The Wellbeing of Financial Counselors: A Study of Work Stress and Job Satisfaction

The valuable social and economic contribution of financial counselors receives little public attention, as discourse related to consumer credit and debt invariably focuses on the impacts of consumer defaults for consumers and the broader community. Policy makers and organizations sustaining the work...

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Published in:Financial counseling and planning 2011, Vol.22 (2), p.41
Main Authors: Griffiths, Margaret F, Baxter, Stacey M, Townley-Jones, Maureen E
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aging (Individuals)
Australia
Community Relations
Consumers
Continuing Education
Counseling Services
Counselor Attitudes
Counselors
Debt (Financial)
Decision making
Drug Addiction
Economic crisis
Employees
Employment
Employment Services
Financial counseling
Financial Services
Foreign Countries
Funding
Insolvency
International finance
Job Satisfaction
Literature Reviews
Mail Surveys
Mental health care
Mental Health Programs
Mental Health Workers
Occupational stress
Occupations
Part time employment
Performance Factors
Performance Technology
Questionnaires
Rehabilitation Counseling
Residential Care
Social Services
Statistical Analysis
Stress
Stress Management
Stress Variables
Student Personnel Workers
Studies
Well Being
Work environment
Workloads
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