Getting the right work-life balance and protecting yourself: A guide for School Business Managers
One of the main difficulties in finding a balance is that life constantly changes, as does the amount of pressure at work. In this guide, developed by Education Mutual in partnership with Education Support, we provide School Business Managers with some key insights, strategies and techniques to put into practice when needed.
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Created in partnership with Education Mutual
Being a School Business Manager is an ever-changing career that allows you to work with a wide range of interesting people. It can be fulfilling. But it can also be exhausting, mentally and physically.
How often do you take work home or work beyond your contracted hours?
Work-life balance is often discussed in the education sector but can be difficult to achieve. Excessive workload and the lack of balance remain key issues at work which drive poor mental health for education staff, including School Business Managers. But, taking some time and space for reflection – not only to think about your approach at work, but also your personal life can help you notice and tackle barriers to achieving a better balance.
One of the main difficulties in finding a balance is that life constantly changes, as does the amount of pressure at work. In this guide, developed by Education Mutual in partnership with Education Support, we provide you with some key insights, strategies and techniques you can put into practice when needed.
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