Concepts of Work – Syllabus Outline Defining Work: a) Paid employment b) Unpaid work in the home and home related activities c) Voluntary work Attitudes.

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Concepts of Work – Syllabus Outline Defining Work: a) Paid employment b) Unpaid work in the home and home related activities c) Voluntary work Attitudes to Work and Work Attainment: a) Extrinsic and intrinsic satisfaction b) Work ethic c) Variations in working according to occupation © PDST Home Economics

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