Influence of subject choice, work overload and work stress on expatriate higher education teachers

Advances in Asian Social Science 4 (1):793-798 (2013)
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Abstract

Subject choice, work overload and work stress influence personal and professional lives of higher education teachers. Though the majority of higher education teachers in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries are expatriates, yet research on expatriate higher education teachers working in the GCC countries is limited. This paper presents one part of the work life balance survey and focuses on the influence of subject choice, work overload and work stress on higher education teachers in the GCC countries.

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Pranav Naithani
Higher Colleges of Technology

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