A Comparative Study Of Quality Of Work Life Among Teaching And Non- Teaching Employees Of Professional Institutes In Indore
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Understand, Learner, Essential.Abstract
In this science and technology oriented society every citizen should be able to understand the role of science. The study of the science is helpful to acquire knowledge and skills for learners’ future life and occupation. This is essential for achieving concrete results in terms of economic and social progress.
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