Add to ORKGIn Australia and intemationally, the common discourse describing and explaining paid work and family life and how women organise paid work and care after childbiith, has focu sed on prii1ciples of ' ii1dividual choice ', which are drawn from conventional neo-classical economic the01y. TI1is includes the perception that women have more choice and agency now, than ii1 the past, about theii· paid work and family lifestyle and that they make individual choices
Women in contemporary western economies have both more options and more pressures to combine work wi...
Concerns about the intensity of competing demands in our paid work and intimate lives, the blurred ...
This presentation draws on data from a longitudinal qualitative study in progress with 27 women disc...
There is now a burgeoning literature on the ways in which women’s paid work, care and family life or...
There is now a burgeoning literature on the ways in which women's paid work, care and family li...
In Australia there has been new attention paid to women’s work/life choices, which have been driven ...
Australian women make decisions about return to paid work and care for their child within a policy e...
Paid maternity leave policy attracts considerable attention in Australia and internationally, not le...
We all start life needy, dependent on adults for our survival. Many of us will rely on the care of ...
Australian women make decisions about returning to paid work and care for their child within a polic...
Concerns about the intensity of competing demands in our paid work and intimate lives, the blurred b...
Continual increase in maternal employment in Australia over the past three decades has focused atten...
Women in contemporary western economies have more options and more pressures to combine work with fa...
Women in contemporary western economies have more options and more pressures to combine work with fa...
Within Australian social policy debates Catherine Hakim’s preference theory and closely rated theori...
Women in contemporary western economies have both more options and more pressures to combine work wi...
Concerns about the intensity of competing demands in our paid work and intimate lives, the blurred ...
This presentation draws on data from a longitudinal qualitative study in progress with 27 women disc...
There is now a burgeoning literature on the ways in which women’s paid work, care and family life or...
There is now a burgeoning literature on the ways in which women's paid work, care and family li...
In Australia there has been new attention paid to women’s work/life choices, which have been driven ...
Australian women make decisions about return to paid work and care for their child within a policy e...
Paid maternity leave policy attracts considerable attention in Australia and internationally, not le...
We all start life needy, dependent on adults for our survival. Many of us will rely on the care of ...
Australian women make decisions about returning to paid work and care for their child within a polic...
Concerns about the intensity of competing demands in our paid work and intimate lives, the blurred b...
Continual increase in maternal employment in Australia over the past three decades has focused atten...
Women in contemporary western economies have more options and more pressures to combine work with fa...
Women in contemporary western economies have more options and more pressures to combine work with fa...
Within Australian social policy debates Catherine Hakim’s preference theory and closely rated theori...
Women in contemporary western economies have both more options and more pressures to combine work wi...
Concerns about the intensity of competing demands in our paid work and intimate lives, the blurred ...
This presentation draws on data from a longitudinal qualitative study in progress with 27 women disc...