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. 2021 Jul 5;18(13):7196. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18137196

Table 1.

Thriving from Work: Dimensions and Attributes.

Dimensions of Thriving from Work Initial Attributes Drafted from the Literature Review Attributes Added Through the Workshop and Expert Review
Psychological well-being from work Meaning & Purpose
Growth & development
Values align with company
Emotional well-being from work Job satisfaction
Happiness
Engagement
Enthusiasm
Contribution to life satisfaction
Social well-being from Work Supportive relationships
Valued
Belonging
Respect
Contributions to others
Fair treatment
Worker voice
Recognition
Work–life integration Work–life balance
Commuting
Work-Family
Job creep
Basic needs for Thriving from Work Job security
Pay
Benefits
Opportunities for promotion
Job design and experience of work Autonomy
Schedule control
Job demands
Physical work environment
Adequate resources
Skills & knowledge
Work intensity
Health, and Physical and Mental Well-being from Work Physical Safety
Psychological Safety
Energy
Stress
Injury
Exhaustion