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252. Hours, Scheduling and Flexibility for Women in the US Low-Wage Labour Force.
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Jacobs, Anna W. and Padavic, Irene
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LABOR supply , *WOMEN employees , *PART-time employees , *WOMEN in the labor movement , *NEOLIBERALISM , *ECONOMICS - Abstract
Research on women's experiences with work schedules and flexibility tends to focus on professional women in high-paying careers, despite women's far greater prevalence in low-wage jobs. This paper seeks to contribute to our understanding of the work-hours problems faced by women precariously employed in low-wage jobs by addressing how work-on-demand scheduling and other features of part-time labour in the neoliberal economy limit women's ability to make ends meet. Using data from 17 in-depth interviews, we identify four themes - unpredictable schedules, inadequate hours, time theft and punishment-and-control via hours-reduction - and the problems they present. Results suggest that much-championed flexible work policies that seek to encourage women's career advancement may have little bearing on the work-hours dilemmas faced by low-wage women workers. We conclude that social change efforts need to encompass work policies geared to low-wage workers, such as guaranteed minimum hours and increases in the minimum wage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
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253. THE IMPACT OF HEALTH REFORM ON EMPLOYMENT AND WORK SCHEDULES.
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MULLIGAN, CASEY B.
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HEALTH care reform , *WORKING hours , *TAX incentives , *TAXATION of health insurance , *EMPLOYEE benefits - Abstract
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) imposes several types of incentives that will affect work schedules. This paper uses tax measurement methods, policy simulation methods, and sensitivity analysis. The tax measurement methods show that historically large new incentives include (1) an explicit penalty on employers who do not offer coverage to their full-time employees; (2) an implicit tax on full-time employment, stemming from the fact that full-time employees at employers that offer affordable coverage are ineligible to receive subsidies on the law's new health insurance exchanges; and (3) an implicit tax on earnings, stemming from the provisions of the law that give lower subsidies to those with higher incomes. Simulation methods and sensitivity analysis suggest that the labor market will likely adjust to the various new costs by reducing weekly employment per person by about 3% compared to what they would have been without the law. The tax incentives will push some workers to work more hours per week (for the weeks that they are on a payroll), and others to work fewer. According to the model presented in this paper, the ACA's incentives and ultimately its behavioral effects will vary substantially across groups, with the elderly experiencing hardly any new incentives and female workers being most likely to cut their work schedules to 29 hours per week. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
254. Can international students work more than 40 hours in Canada?--and other questions, answered.
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Serednicki, Angela
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FOREIGN students ,STUDENT loans ,STUDENT financial aid ,FINANCIAL literacy ,GOVERNMENT lending ,INTERNSHIP programs - Abstract
This article provides information and tips for international students studying in Canada on how to make money and get financial support. It highlights the high cost of tuition for international students and the limited ability to work in full-time positions. The article suggests ways to offset the cost of education, such as applying for scholarships and bursaries, claiming benefits from the Canadian government, and taking advantage of banking incentives. It also discusses opportunities for gaining professional experience through internships and co-op placements. Additionally, the article mentions that international students can apply for student loans, although they are not eligible for government student loans. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of living on a tight budget and utilizing the resources available to international students. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2023
255. Can Managers Work Part-Time?--An Empirical Analysis of Managers in Europe.
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Hipp, Lena and Stuth, Stefan
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Part-time work is increasingly being suggested as a solution to the problems of combining work and family, and organizational flexibility. However, many people continue to work fulltime despite their preferences to the contrary. This particularly affects management personnel. This article addresses the factors that affect the prevalence of part-time work among managers. By analysing a data set that combines individual-level data from the European Labor Force Survey (2009) with country-level information from various sources, we identify the circumstances under which managers reduce their working hours and the factors that explain the variations in part-time work among managers in Europe. We also seek to explain our finding that there are large differences in the prevalence of part-time managers within Europe. Our multilevel analysis shows that it is not primarily legal factors but cultural factors and normative expectations that explain these differences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2013
256. Führung in Teilzeit? Eine empirische Analyse zur Verbreitung von Teilzeitarbeit unter Führungskräften in Deutschland und Europa
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Hipp, Lena, Sauermann, Armin, Stuth, Stefan, Karlshaus, Anja, and Kaehler, Boris
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Occupational Research, Occupational Sociology ,demographische Faktoren ,working hours ,Economics ,Arbeitsmarktforschung ,executive position ,Wirtschaft ,demographic factors ,Federal Republic of Germany ,Führungsposition ,part-time work ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,Europe ,Arbeitszeit ,gender-specific factors ,geschlechtsspezifische Faktoren ,ddc:330 ,European Union Labour Force Survey (EU LFS) 2006-2019 ,Manager ,ddc:300 ,Teilzeitarbeit ,Berufsforschung, Berufssoziologie ,Labor Market Research ,Europa - Abstract
Teilzeitarbeit in Führungsetagen ist eine Ausnahme, obwohl das Thema Arbeitszeit-reduzierung durch veränderte Familienarrangements und zunehmende berufliche Belastung wichtiger geworden ist. Daran hat weder der seit mehr als 20 Jahren bestehende Rechtsanspruch auf einen Teilzeitarbeitsplatz noch das im Jahr 2019 eingeführte Rückkehrrecht auf einen Vollzeitarbeitsplatz nach zeitlich begrenzten Arbeitszeitreduktionen etwas geändert. Dieser Beitrag nutzt Daten der Europäischen Arbeitskräfteerhebung, um Teilzeitarbeit von Führungskräften in Deutschland sowohl im zeitlichen als auch im internationalen Vergleich einzuordnen und damit ein empirisches Fundament für die gesellschaftliche Diskussion um Teilzeitführungskräfte zu legen. Die Auswertungen zeigen: In Deutschland arbeiteten im Jahr 2019 laut eigener Aussage rund 14 Prozent der Führungskräfte in Teilzeit. Im europäischen Vergleich gehört Deutschland damit zu den Ländern mit dem höchsten Anteil an teilzeitarbeitenden Führungskräften. Die Auswertungen zeigen auch, dass in Deutschland der Anteil der weiblichen Führungskräfte in Teilzeit mit rund 32 Prozent deutlich über dem der männlichen Führungskräfte liegt (rund 3 Prozent) und es große Unterschiede nach Altersgruppen gibt. Als Motiv für eine Arbeitszeitreduktion geben Führungskräfte, insbesondere Frauen, zumeist Pflege- und Betreuungsverpflichtungen. Forthcoming (accepted for publication: July 2021)
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- 2021
257. Seniority and Permanent Seasonal Regime: the Time to be Considered for Remuneration and Compensation Purposes. Latest Developments in Case Law
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Parres Miralles, Rubén, Universidad de Alicante. Departamento de Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social, and Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social
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Indemnización por despido ,Complemento de antigüedad ,Fijos discontinuos ,Permanent seasonal employees ,Trienios ,Derecho del Trabajo y de la Seguridad Social ,Trabajo a tiempo parcial ,Proporcionalidad ,Equality ,Triennia ,Antigüedad ,Seniority ,Seniority supplement ,Severance payment ,Part-time work ,Igualdad ,Proportionality - Abstract
En el presente artículo se analiza la incidencia del tiempo en la configuración del régimen fijo discontinuo a fin de determinar cómo la misma condiciona los derechos de este tipo de trabajadores y la identificación del tiempo computable a efectos de su reconocimiento o cuantificación; eso es, de la antigüedad. Todo ello al hilo de las Sentencias del Tribunal Supremo de 19 de noviembre de 2019 (Rec. 2309/2017) y de 30 de julio de 2020 (Rec. 324/2018), en las que se resuelve, respectivamente, sobre el tiempo computable a efectos del complemento de antigüedad regulado en el IV Convenio Colectivo de la Agencia Tributaria (AEAT) y a efectos de la indemnización por despido del art. 56.1 ET. This article analyses the incidence of time in the configuration of the permanent seasonal regime in order to determine how it conditions the rights of this type of employee and the identification of the time to be considered for the purposes of its recognition or quantification; that is, seniority. All of this is in line with the Supreme Court decisions of 19 November 2019 (App. 2309/2017) and 30 July 2020 (App. 324/2018), in which it ruled, respectively, on the time that should be taken into account for the purposes of the seniority supplement regulated in the IV Collective Agreement of the Tax Agency (AEAT) and for the purposes of the severance payment under article 56, § 1, of Worker’s Statute.
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- 2021
258. ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКАЯ НЕЗАВИСИМОСТЬ КАК ФАКТОР УСПЕВАЕМОСТИ СТУДЕНТОВ
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higher education institutions ,students ,economic independence ,factors ,подработка ,independence ,academic performance ,студенты ,успеваемость ,потребность ,факторы ,part-time work ,высшие учебные заведения ,учащиеся ,work ,экономическая независимость ,учеба ,study ,need ,работа ,самостоятельность - Abstract
В данной статье рассматривается проблема влияния экономической независимости на успеваемость студентов, раскрывается вопрос о возможности совмещения работы и учёбы учащихся высших учебных заведений. На основании опроса был сделан вывод: экономическая независимость от родителей и их желание стать самостоятельными влияет на успеваемость студентов, что вызывает нехватку времени на подготовку учащихся к занятиям. Данная статья может быть полезна при изучении влияния экономической независимости студентов на их успеваемость в ВУЗе., This article examines the problem of the influence of economic independence on student academic performance, reveals the question of the possibility of combining work and study of students of higher educational establishments. Based on the survey, it was concluded that economic independence from parents affects students' academic performance and their desire to become independent, as they lack of time to prepare for classes. This article can be useful in studying the impact of economic independence of students on their academic performance.
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- 2021
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259. МЕТОДИЧЕСКИЕ УКАЗАНИЯ ПО ПРОИЗВОДСТВУ ГИБРИДНЫХ СЕМЯН КУКУРУЗЫ
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методические указания ,сертификация ,уборка ,certification ,fertilizers ,удобрения ,hybrid corn seeds ,подработка ,guidelines ,harvesting ,гибридные семена кукурузы ,part-time work - Abstract
В статье даны рекомендации по размещению семеноводческих посевов, обработки почвы, внесению удобрений, посеву, внесению гербицидов, защиты от болезней и вредителей, контроль за качеством выращивания семян кукурузы во время вегетации, уборки семенной кукурузы, организации технологического процесса приема и подготовки семян кукурузы, особенностям подработки и затаривания семян родительских форм, оформление документов на семена, выращенные на стерильной основе, проведение грунтового контроля и сертификация семян кукурузы, The article provides recommendations on the placement of seed crops, tillage, fertilization, sowing, herbicide application, protection from diseases and pests, control over the quality of growing corn seeds during the growing season, harvesting seed corn, organizing the technological process for receiving and preparing corn seeds, features part-time work and packing of seeds of parental forms, paperwork for seeds grown on a sterile basis, ground control and certification of corn seeds, Кукуруза и сорго, Выпуск 3 2021, Pages 3-27
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- 2021
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260. Towards a good work-life balance: 10 recommendations from 10 Nobel Laureates (1996-2013)
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Erren, T.C., Mohren, J., Shaw, D.M., RS: CAPHRI - R4 - Health Inequities and Societal Participation, and Metamedica
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burn out ,gender inequality ,work-life-balance ,nobel laureate ,academia ,time management ,part-time work - Abstract
It can be hard to get the work-life balance right in research and academia. There is no one-size-fits-all recommendation for 'the best work-life balance', as we all have different work-life priorities. But for scientists, at least, Nobel Laureates' thoughts on the matter may prove useful. As such, we describe and discuss, ten recommendations toward a good work-life balance voiced by ten 1996-2013 nobel laureates.
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- 2021
261. How does working-time flexibility affect workers’ productivity in a routine job?
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j22 - Time Allocation and Labor Supply ,productivity ,ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION ,Size ,flexible work arrangements ,labor market flexibility ,j33 - "Compensation Packages ,Payment Methods" ,j21 - Labor Force and Employment ,work–life balance ,j24 - "Human Capital ,Skills ,Occupational Choice ,Labor Productivity" ,and Structure ,j23 - Labor Demand ,part-time work - Abstract
We conducted an experiment in which we hired workers under different types of contracts to evaluate how flexible working time affects on-the-job productivity in a routine job. Our approach breaks down the global impact on productivity into sorting and behavioral effects. We find that all forms of working-time flexibility reduce the length of workers’ breaks. For part-time work, these positive effects are globally counterbalanced. Yet arrangements that allow workers to decide when to start and stop working increase global productivity by as much as 50 percent, 40 percent of which is induced by sorting.
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- 2020
262. How does working-time flexibility affect workers’ productivity in a routine job?
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j22 - Time Allocation and Labor Supply ,productivity ,flexible work arrangements ,Labor Force and Employment ,j33 - "Compensation Packages ,Payment Methods" ,and Structure ,part-time work ,Time Allocation and Labor Supply ,Size ,labor market flexibility ,Human Capital ,Skills ,Occupational Choice ,Labor Productivity ,Compensation Packages ,Payment Methods ,j21 - Labor Force and Employment ,work–life balance ,j24 - "Human Capital ,Labor Productivity" ,j23 - Labor Demand ,Labor Demand - Abstract
We conducted an experiment in which we hired workers under different types of contracts to evaluate how flexible working time affects on-the-job productivity in a routine job. Our approach breaks down the global impact on productivity into sorting and behavioral effects. We find that all forms of working-time flexibility reduce the length of workers’ breaks. For part-time work, these positive effects are globally counterbalanced. Yet arrangements that allow workers to decide when to start and stop working increase global productivity by as much as 50 percent, 40 percent of which is induced by sorting.
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- 2020
263. Causes and Consequences of Divergent Working-Time Patterns of Employed Mothers in the UK and the US.
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Tomlinson, Jennifer
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PART-time employment ,WORK-life balance ,CAPITALISM ,LIBERALISM - Abstract
Part-time work is often situated as central in achieving work-life balance and this is illustrated in government policy in both the UK and US. Yet the use of part-time work varies considerably internationally. This is demonstrated in statistics on employed mothers which show that while 62 percent of mothers in employment work part-time in the UK (Tomlinson et al. 2005), just 26 percent of women in the US do (BLS, 2006). The paper aims to develop a framework to understand the variant use of part-time work by employed mothers in the UK and US. In particular, this paper seeks to explore how diversity in the use of part-time work can be explained when both countries are associated with a neo- liberal form of capitalism and welfare regime. It is argued here that by integrating aspects of the Varieties of Capitalism and welfare regimes literatures with Gender Regime theory (Walby 2004), a gender centred analysis of the causes and consequences of divergent working-time patterns of employed mothers, can be more adequately achieved. ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2007
264. Employment Regulation, Welfare-States and Gender Regimes: A Comparative Analysis of Part-time Work.
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Tomlinson, Jennifer
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EMPLOYMENT ,PART-time employees ,PART-time employment ,GENDER role in the work environment ,CONTRACTS for work & labor ,SOCIOECONOMICS ,COMPARATIVE studies - Abstract
The paper aims to develop a framework to understand the variant use and structuring of part-time work in the UK and US, and the implications different working-time patterns have for women's work-life balance. Women's economic activity has remained stable and high at 69 percent in both the US and the UK. However, working-time patterns among women in the UK and US are quite distinct. For instance, in the UK in 2004, over 40 percent of women in employment worked part-time, while the corresponding figure in the US was less than 20 percent (OECD 2005). How can diversity within liberal regimes be explained? Both countries can be characterised as operating a neo-liberal forms of capitalism (Hall and Soskice 2001) and welfare regimes (Esping-Andersen 1990). However, it is argued in this paper that distinctions within these interwoven systems can be elaborated with a gender sensitive analysis provided through Walby's Gender Regime theory, which examines the historical transformation to a public gender regime, from a private one. Furthermore, it is argued that the lack of co-ordination between these dimensions, as found in the UK, may explain women's likelihood of adapting to dual social and economic pressures and opting for part-time work as a means of compromise, which contrasts with the 'archetypal' form of liberalism found in the US. ..PAT.-Unpublished Manuscript [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
265. CAREERS Conference Symposia Abstracts.
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ABSTRACTS ,FAMILY-work relationship ,WORKING hours ,CAREER changes ,CAREER development - Abstract
This section presents abstracts of studies about careers. Topics discussed include perspectives on the working time of professionals, work, family and careers, the work-family interface, the emotional experiences of people with invisible identities, new directions in research and theory concerning non-standard work arrangements, and identity, networks and career transitions.
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- 2004
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266. ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR Conference Symposia Abstracts.
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MANAGEMENT ,ORGANIZATIONAL behavior ,INDUSTRIAL psychology ,ABSTRACTS ,ORGANIZATIONAL sociology ,CORPORATE culture ,HIGH technology industries ,ORGANIZATIONAL socialization - Abstract
This section presents organizational behavior conference symposia abstracts, including a focus on the people who interact with stigmatized individuals in the workplace, as supervisors, as co-workers, or as clients, a discussion of the ongoing investment in diversity related programs, and a study of the link between fair treatment and higher-level outcomes, such as team, department, or firm attitudes and performance.
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- 2004
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267. Making Motherhood, Careers and Flexibility Work
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Young, Zoe, author
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- 2018
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268. A NŐI FOGLALKOZTATOTTSÁG JELENLEGI HELYZETE ÉS AZ ANNAK JAVÍTÁSÁRA IRÁNYULÓ ELKÉPZELÉSEK.
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NOÉMI, SIPOSNÉ BÍRÓ
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WOMEN'S employment ,WOMEN employees ,SEX discrimination in employment ,AFFIRMATIVE action programs ,EMPLOYMENT discrimination - Abstract
Copyright of Tarsadalomkutatas is the property of Akademiai Kiado and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2014
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269. How do occupational norms shape mothers’ career and caring options?
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Carney, Tanya and Junor, Anne
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EMPLOYMENT of mothers ,PART-time employment ,CHILD care ,WORKING hours -- Social aspects ,WOMEN'S employment ,SOCIAL conditions of women - Abstract
Occupationally-differentiated patterns of paid work arrangements help shape the extent to which mothers of children under the age of 16 have access to both career and caring security (stable paid jobs with career prospects that also guarantee the ongoing capacity to provide and arrange high-quality care for children). Five sets of conditions critical to mothers’ work and caring security are: contracts providing two-way mobility between full-time and part-time work; actual hours worked; work scheduling; work location; and contractual security. Occupations can be clustered into ‘shapes’, based on the relative mother-friendliness of different ways in which they combine these conditions. Some shapes provide both employment security and caring security; others involve types of ‘flexibility focusing a trade-off between the two types of security. Data for 64 occupations, taken from early waves of the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics of Australia (HILDA) Survey, were used to identify statistical norms for key aspects of each employment condition, and also the strength of these norms – that is, how flexible they were, for better or worse. These occupational norms and strengths were assumed to reflect regulatory standards or commonly accepted organisational practices. The 64 occupations could be grouped into five shapes that were associated with different concentrations of mothers. Occupational ‘shapes’ may thus act as barriers or enablers to mothers’ labour market transitions. They may tend to exclude mothers by denying caring security; allow employment maintenance based on a trade between caring and career security; or enable full occupational integration by providing both forms of security. The concept of shapes aids theoretical understanding of the mechanisms of occupational segregation and labour market segmentation, and may aid the targeting of regulatory interventions to improve mothers’ access to both career and caring security. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2014
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270. The work–study nexus: the challenges of balancing full-time business degree study with a part-time job.
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Richardson, Mark, Evans, Carl, and Gbadamosi, Gbolahan
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FULL-time students , *PART-time employment , *ACADEMIC achievement , *UNDERGRADUATES , *EMPLOYMENT of college students , *BUSINESS students , *BUSINESS education , *YOUNG adults , *HIGHER education , *ATTITUDE (Psychology) - Abstract
This study examined how full-time university students cope with part-time working during term time. A qualitative approach was used to examine how students simultaneously manage the two activities, and how part-time working affects their academic study. Semi-structured interviews were used to obtain data from a sample of 30 undergraduate business students. The findings confirm that students merely satisfice many aspects of their lives, with time set aside for reading and assignment preparation being areas that are most likely to suffer in order to allow students to engage with part-time work. Possible options available to higher education institutions to adapt to, and remedy, the situation are explored in the conclusion. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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- 2014
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271. Partnership, flexible workplace practices and the realisation of mutual gains: evidence from the British WERS 2004 dataset.
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Whyman, Philip B. and Petrescu, Alina I.
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INDUSTRIAL relations research ,EMPLOYEE participation in management ,FLEXTIME ,HOME labor ,EMPLOYEE attitude surveys ,JOB enrichment ,JOB sharing - Abstract
This paper examines the potential for workplace partnership to produce mutual gains through the implementation of high-performance, flexible-working initiatives. Using a large manager–employee matched dataset, originating in the British Workplace Employment Relations Survey (WERS 2004), it focuses upon a range of related workplace practices reported by manager and employees as available or in use in their establishment, to consider the extent to which their implementation is associated with mutual benefits (positive-sum), reported by both managers and employee respondents, or whether gains for one group occur at potential cost to another (zero-sum). Bivariate probit models allow measures of manager and employee-reported organisational outcomes to endogenously affect each other, first from a managerial perspective, second from an employee perspective and third from a combined managerial and employee perspective. The results highlight the significant potential for partnership agreements to deliver mutual gains, albeit within a narrower range of workplace practices than might be the case if the innovation package was designed with the primary interest of only one group in mind. Unsurprisingly, managers and employees were found to have different perspectives in relation to partnership arrangements, with the latter having the more realistic expectations of achievable outcomes. However, since partnership agreements, as defined by this paper, remain underdeveloped within UK workplaces, with only 8% of the sampled 23,000 employees benefiting from such workplace arrangements, the evidence advanced by this paper would indicate a potential scope for realisable gains deriving from well-designed, participatory forms of partnership. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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272. Reconsidering the effect of work intensity on study time.
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DeLoach, Stephen, Franz, Stephanie, and Platania, Jennifer
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ECONOMIC impact ,YOUTH employment ,MEASUREMENT errors ,ESTIMATION theory ,UNEMPLOYMENT statistics ,PART-time employment - Abstract
Recent evidence on the impact of youth employment on study time has found only small, negative effects. However, previous estimates may be biased downward due to weak identification and measurement error. In this article, we re-examine the question with more recent data from the American Time Use Survey (2003–11) using a number of alternate estimation techniques. Results show that using a longer time span, state unemployment rates appears to be a stronger instrument for part-time work than was previously found. Depending on the estimation method used, the negative effects of part-time work on study time may be considerably larger than previously thought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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273. VÝZNAM FLEXIBILNÝCH PRACOVNÝCH VZŤAHOV.
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GRENČÍKOVÁ, Adriana and ŠPANKOVÁ, Jana
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Copyright of Social & Economic Revue is the property of Alexander Dubcek University of Trencin, Faculty of Social & Economic Relations and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2014
274. How does working-time flexibility affect workers’ productivity in a routine job?
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j22 - Time Allocation and Labor Supply ,productivity ,ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION ,Size ,flexible work arrangements ,labor market flexibility ,j33 - "Compensation Packages ,Payment Methods" ,j21 - Labor Force and Employment ,work–life balance ,j24 - "Human Capital ,Skills ,Occupational Choice ,Labor Productivity" ,and Structure ,j23 - Labor Demand ,part-time work - Abstract
We conducted an experiment in which we hired workers under different types of contracts to evaluate how flexible working time affects on-the-job productivity in a routine job. Our approach breaks down the global impact on productivity into sorting and behavioral effects. We find that all forms of working-time flexibility reduce the length of workers’ breaks. For part-time work, these positive effects are globally counterbalanced. Yet arrangements that allow workers to decide when to start and stop working increase global productivity by as much as 50 percent, 40 percent of which is induced by sorting.
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- 2020
275. How does working-time flexibility affect workers’ productivity in a routine job?
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j22 - Time Allocation and Labor Supply ,productivity ,flexible work arrangements ,Labor Force and Employment ,j33 - "Compensation Packages ,Payment Methods" ,and Structure ,part-time work ,Time Allocation and Labor Supply ,Size ,labor market flexibility ,Human Capital ,Skills ,Occupational Choice ,Labor Productivity ,Compensation Packages ,Payment Methods ,j21 - Labor Force and Employment ,work–life balance ,j24 - "Human Capital ,Labor Productivity" ,j23 - Labor Demand ,Labor Demand - Abstract
We conducted an experiment in which we hired workers under different types of contracts to evaluate how flexible working time affects on-the-job productivity in a routine job. Our approach breaks down the global impact on productivity into sorting and behavioral effects. We find that all forms of working-time flexibility reduce the length of workers’ breaks. For part-time work, these positive effects are globally counterbalanced. Yet arrangements that allow workers to decide when to start and stop working increase global productivity by as much as 50 percent, 40 percent of which is induced by sorting.
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- 2020
276. School students’ introduction to the world of work.
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McKechnie, Jim, Howieson, Cathy, Hobbs, Sandy, and Semple, Sheila
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YOUTH employment , *WORK experience (Employment) , *JOB skills , *TEMPORARY employment , *MULTIVARIATE analysis , *ANALYSIS of variance - Abstract
Purpose – The aim of this paper is to investigate the type of activities carried out by young people in a range of jobs that are typically undertaken by school students. The research examines opportunities for skill development in these jobs. Design/methodology/approach – The research consisted of a nationally representative survey of school students. Multivariate analysis was used to examine the variables which predict the likelihood that a school student will be employed in a job which has a higher “job activity score” as measured by the frequency and number of activities undertaken. Findings – In total, 38 per cent of school students were working at the time of the survey. The survey demonstrates the diversity of the employment experiences and the opportunities it provides for skill development. The analysis supports the view that this first exposure to employment may offer opportunities for skill development. Unlike previous research in Britain the study is able to explore the extent of variations between jobs. Practical implications – The data demonstrates the extent to which school students combine full-time education with part-time employment and the value of this experience. This raises questions about whether schools should engage with naturally occurring employment experiences. Originality/value – The paper uses a unique British data set to investigate what school students do in their part-time jobs, extending the hitherto limited research in this area. By addressing this issue the paper contributes to the debate regarding the value of this early exposure to the world of work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
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277. Adolescent Employment, Mental Health, and Suicidal Behavior: A Propensity Score Matching Approach
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Kyunghee Kim, Eun Kyung Lee, hyerine shin, and Ji-Su Kim
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Employment ,Male ,Adolescent ,Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis ,Population ,Poison control ,lcsh:Medicine ,suicidal behavior ,Suicide prevention ,Occupational safety and health ,Article ,Suicidal Ideation ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,Republic of Korea ,Humans ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,030212 general & internal medicine ,adolescents ,education ,Propensity Score ,education.field_of_study ,05 social sciences ,lcsh:R ,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health ,Odds ratio ,Mental health ,part-time work ,Confidence interval ,Cross-Sectional Studies ,Adolescent Behavior ,Propensity score matching ,Female ,Psychology ,mental health ,050104 developmental & child psychology ,Clinical psychology - Abstract
This study aimed to confirm the relationships between part-time work experience, mental health, and suicidal behavior in adolescents. The impact of part-time work in this population is a controversial topic, perhaps because of the sociocultural background-related inconsistencies in previous results. In this cross-sectional study, which involved a secondary analysis of data from the 11th&ndash, 13th Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-Based Surveys, conducted among 800 middle and high schools by the Korean government, we used propensity score matching analysis to minimize the impact of individual backgrounds on the findings concerning the relationships in question. Overall, part-time experience was significantly related to mental health problems and suicidal behavior even after eliminating background differences. Adolescents with part-time work experience had higher overall stress levels (odds ratio = 1.148, 95% confidence interval = 1.094, 1.205) than those without such experience, and more suicidal thoughts (odds ratio = 1.355, 95% confidence interval = 1.266, 1.450), suicide planning (odds ratio = 1.717, 95% confidence interval = 1.527, 1.929), and suicide attempts (odds ratio = 1.852, 95% confidence interval = 1.595, 2.151). Thus, it is important to pay increased attention to mental health and suicide-related issues in South Korean adolescents with part-time jobs.
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278. Précarité professionnelle dans les emplois d’éducateur sportif à temps partiel
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Eric Boutroy, Cécile Collinet, Guillaume Routier, Analyse Comparée des Pouvoirs (EA3350) (ACP), Université Gustave Eiffel, Laboratoire sur les Vulnérabilités et l'Innovation dans le Sport (EA 7428) (L-VIS), Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (UCBL), Université de Lyon-Université de Lyon, and Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée (UPEM)
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[SHS.SOCIO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Sociology ,emploi ,éducateurs sportifs ,temps partiel ,Educateurs sportifs ,part-time work ,professional trajectories ,precariousness ,sports coach ,8. Economic growth ,employment ,trajectoires professionnelles ,précarité ,ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS - Abstract
International audience; Sports coach involved in face-to-face instruction today account for the majority of salaried employees in the sports sector. Their ever-growing number could be taken for a sign of the dynamism of this sector of employment. However, the ubiquity of part-time work raises concerns over the quality of these jobs. How should we understand this phenomenon? What are its impacts on career paths and professional expectations? The results of this research, based on interview research of part-time employees (n=44) and employers (n=29), point out the prevalence of situations of underemployment along with cases of selected secondary employment logics. Between precariousness of integration and exclusion, fragility and satisfaction, professional trajectories reveal an ambivalent professional sector based on “in between” jobs.; Les éducateurs sportifs caractérisés par une activité centrée sur le face-à-face pédagogique représentent la majorité des salariés de la branche du sport. Si leur nombre ne cesse de croître laissant supposer un fort dynamisme de ce secteur d’emplois, la qualité de ces derniers interpelle du fait du poids considérable du temps partiel. Comment comprendre l’importance des faibles quotités ? Quels en sont les impacts dans les parcours et les perspectives professionnels ? À partir d’une enquête qualitative par entretiens auprès de salariés en situation d’emploi à temps partiel (n = 44) et d’employeurs (n = 29), il est possible de montrer que derrière des logiques d’emplois secondaires choisis, la plupart des situations relèvent du sous-emploi. Entre précarité d’intégration et d’exclusion, fragilité et satisfaction, les trajectoires professionnelles mettent en évidence un secteur sportif ambivalent fondé sur l’« entre-deux ».
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279. The Part-Time Workers Mobility
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NGAN, Jules-Alain, NGAN, Jules-Alain, Université de Strasbourg (UNISTRA), Financement individuel., and Financement individuel
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Case Study ,Mobility ,[QFIN]Quantitative Finance [q-fin] ,étude de cas ,travail à temps partiel ,JEL: J - Labor and Demographic Economics ,Part-Time Work ,mobilité ,[QFIN] Quantitative Finance [q-fin] - Abstract
The Aim of this Article is to explore the Upward Mobility inside the Part-Time Labor Market from the Perspective of the Transition from the secondary Part-Time to the primary Part-Time or from the primary Part-Time to the primary Part-Time. One represents unskilled Part-Time Jobs. The other refers to skilled Part-Time Jobs. The economic Studies on the Upward Mobility of Part-time Employees are first presented. Part-Time to Part-Time Upward Mobility is analysed and discussed. A Case Study is carried out with Employees and Employers. The empirical Results show that this Mobility is a Way to promote Workers who are not available for a Full-Time Position of Responsibility. Therefore, these Employees have the Opportunity to progress in a Firm or from one Firm to another. This Mobility increases the Firms Productivity through the Use of skilled Workers inside the Part-Time Labor Market., L'objet de cet article est d'explorer la mobilité ascendante sur le marché du travail à temps partiel sous l'angle du passage du segment secondaire à temps partiel au segment primaire à temps partiel ou du segment primaire au segment primaire à temps partiel. L'un représente les emplois non qualifiés à temps partiel. L'autre se réfère aux emplois hautement qualifiés à temps partiel. Les recherches économiques sur la mobilité ascendante du temps partiel au temps plein sont d'abord présentées. La mobilité ascendante du temps partiel au temps partiel est ensuite abordée empiriquement. Une étude de cas exploratoire est menée auprès de salariés à temps partiel et de leurs employeurs. Les résultats empiriques montrent que cette mobilité professionnelle est un moyen de promouvoir les travailleurs n'étant pas disponibles pour occuper un poste à responsabilité à temps plein. Ces salariés ont donc la possibilité d'évoluer dans une entreprise ou d'une entreprise à une autre tout en restant à temps partiel. Les employeurs s'en servent pour accroître leur productivité par l'usage de salariés hautement qualifiés circulant uniquement sur le marché du travail à temps partiel.
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280. Does the Right to Work Part-Time Affect Mothers' Labor Market Outcomes?
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Paule-Paludkiewicz, Hannah
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Fertility ,Family and Work Obligations ,J22 ,Female Employment ,ddc:330 ,J13 ,J83 ,Part-Time Work ,J18 ,health care economics and organizations - Abstract
This paper studies how the statutory right to work part-time affects mothers' post-birth labor market outcomes and higher-order fertility. I use a differences-in-differences design to investigate the introduction of a German law in 2001 that grants the right to work part-time to employees working in firms with more than 15 employees. I find that the reform does not increase the probability to return to work after childbirth significantly. However, mothers who gain the right to work part-time are more likely to work part-time in the short-run after childbirth, indicating that the law is effective in granting access to part-time employment to those mothers who want it. While the probability to return to work after childbirth is unaffected, the law has a positive effect on maternal employment and labor income in the long-run. The results suggest that the increase in the employment rate is due to a lower probability to drop out of the labor market after the temporary return and a lower probability to give birth to an additional child.
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281. The meaning of part-time work from the perspective of parents of one-year old children: work-family conflict or enrichment?
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Voutilainen, Kira, Yhteiskuntatieteiden tiedekunta - Faculty of Social Sciences, and Tampere University
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work-family enrichment ,work-family conflict ,binary logistic regression analysis ,family policy ,work ,family life ,work-family reconciliation ,part-time work ,Master's Programme in Global Society ,Finland - Published
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282. The Fall in German Unemployment: A Flow Analysis
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Carrillo-Tudela, Carlos, Launov, Andrey, and Robin, Jean-Marc
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unemployment ,J21 ,Hartz reforms ,non-participation ,part-time work ,Germany ,ddc:330 ,J63 ,J31 ,J64 ,mini-jobs ,wage moderation ,multiple job holding ,income inequality - Abstract
In this paper we investigate the recent fall in unemployment, and the rise in part-time work and labour market participation amongst prime-aged Germans. We show that unemployment fell because the Hartz reforms induced a large fraction of the long-term unemployed to deregister as jobseekers. However, labour force participation actually increased because many female non-participants accepted low-paid, part-time jobs. Counterfactual simulations using estimated transition probabilities show that observed changes in the stocks of registered and unregistered unemployment as well as marginal, contributed part-time and full-time employment after 2002 essentially resulted from changes in registered and unregistered unemployment outflows. Yet to obtain the full decrease in registered male unemployment, we need to account for the effect of wage moderation. A calibrated Diamond-Mortensen-Pissarides model suggests that wage moderation is at most half as strong as the unemployment reforms in explaining changes in unemployment, non-participation and part-time employment.
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283. Оптимизация расходов на оплату труда: подходы в сложных экономических условиях
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увольнение персонала ,оплата труда ,costs optimization ,salary ,part-time work ,employment termination ,оптимизация затрат ,неполное рабочее время - Abstract
Экономический кризис 2020 года на фоне коронавирусной инфекции и снижение цен на нефть вынудил компании различных отраслей задуматься о проведении мероприятий по оптимизации затрат, в том числе на оплату труда. В настоящей статье проведен комплексный анализ подходов к оптимизации затрат на оплату труда, а также законодательные и управленческие аспекты их применения. Рассмотрены введение режима неполного рабочего времени, оформление простоя для работников, не задействованных в производственном процессе, предоставление работникам отпусков (с сохранением заработной платы и без). Проанализированы возможности работодателей по снижению заработной платы (оклада, надбавок и доплат, премий). Исследованы подходы к высвобождению персонала, рассмотрены основания увольнения работников. Особое внимание уделено анализу правовых рисков работодателя. Результаты исследования могут быть использованы при реализации кадровых мероприятий во всех сферах экономической деятельности., The economic crisis in 2020 in the background of coronavirus infection and decrease of oil prices made companies in various industries take measures in costs optimization, including salary costs. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of approaches to labor costs optimization, as well as legislative and managerial aspects of their application. The introduction of part-time work, downtime for employees not involved in the production process and provision of vacation and unpaid leave are considered. The possibilities of employers to reduce salary (base salary, allowances and surcharges, bonuses) are analyzed. The approaches to staff dismissal are examined, including the grounds for employment termination. Particular attention is paid to analysis of employer’s legal risks. The results of the study can be used in the personnel cost optimization process in all areas of economic activity., Актуальные вопросы современной экономики, Выпуск 4 2020
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284. Paternal Part-Time Employment and Fathers' Long-Term Involvement in Child Care and Housework
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Mareike Bünning
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Erwerbsbeteiligung ,division of labor ,dual career couple ,fatherhood ,fixed-effects models ,Sociology & anthropology ,German ,family work ,Gender role ,Familienarbeit ,media_common ,05 social sciences ,Arbeitsteilung ,part-time work ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,labor force participation ,050902 family studies ,employment ,language ,Family Sociology, Sociology of Sexual Behavior ,Ideology ,ddc:301 ,Psychology ,housework/division of labor ,Hausarbeit ,Division of labour ,050104 developmental & child psychology ,Familiensoziologie, Sexualsoziologie ,working hours ,media_common.quotation_subject ,Kinderbetreuung ,Federal Republic of Germany ,fathers ,Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous) ,ddc:330 ,0501 psychology and cognitive sciences ,child care ,housework ,Fixed effects model ,gender role ,language.human_language ,Term (time) ,Arbeitszeit ,Soziologie, Anthropologie ,Anthropology ,Teilzeitarbeit ,Demographic economics ,Vaterschaft ,Part-time employment ,0509 other social sciences ,Explanatory power ,Geschlechtsrolle ,Social Sciences (miscellaneous) - Abstract
[Objective:] This study examines whether paternal part-time employment is related to greater involvement by fathers in child care and housework, both while fathers are working part-time and after they return to full-time employment. [Background:] The study draws on four strands of theory—time availability, bargaining, gender ideology, and gender construction. It studies couples' division of labor in Germany, where policies increasingly support a dual-earner, dual-carer model. [Method:] The study uses data from the German Socio-Economic Panel from 1991 to 2015 on employed adult fathers living together with at least one child younger than age 17 and the mother. The analytic sample comprises 51,230 observations on 8,915 fathers. Fixed effects regression techniques are used to estimate the effect of (previous) part-time employment on fathers' child-care hours, housework hours, and share of child care and housework. [Results:] Fathers did more child care and housework while they worked part time. Yet, most fathers reverted to previous levels of involvement after returning to full-time work. The only exception was fathers with partners in full-time employment, who spent more time doing child care and took on a greater share of housework after part-time employment than before. [Conclusion:] The findings are largely consistent with the time availability perspective, although the results for fathers with full-time employed partners indicate that the relative resources and gender ideology perspectives have some explanatory power as well.
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285. ВИДЫ РАБОЧЕГО ВРЕМЕНИ В ТРУДОВОМ ЗАКОНОДАТЕЛЬСТВЕ: ТЕОРЕТИЧЕСКИЙ И ПРАКТИЧЕСКИЙ АНАЛИЗ
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нормальная продолжительность рабочего времени ,working week ,working hours ,сокращенная продолжительность рабочего времени ,normal working hours ,рабочая неделя ,shortened working hours ,part-time work ,трудовое право ,рабочий время ,labor law ,неполное рабочее время - Abstract
в статье предпринята попытка сформулировать новые подходы к определению сущности и правовой природы рабочего времени. На основе норм Конституции Республики Узбекистан, глава VII Трудового кодекса Республики Узбекистан и зарубежного опыта исследуются вопросы понятия, содержания и видов рабочего времени. Вносятся предложения по совершенствованию правового регулирования рабочего времени., The article attempts to formulate new approaches to determining the nature and legal nature of working time. Based on the norms of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Chapter VII of the Labor Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan and foreign experience, the concepts, contents and types of working time are investigated. Suggestions are being made to improve the legal regulation of working time.
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286. Working in an uphill struggle : Relational and emotional processes in working life and during sick leave
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Ede, Lena
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Socialt arbete ,care work ,Social Work ,sick-leave ,emotional labor ,mental health disorder ,part-time work ,unresolved conflicts ,grounded theory - Abstract
This exploratory compilation thesis of four sub studies in Social Work aims to qualitatively examine how employees are affected by organisational changes and other work-related processes, and also to increase understanding of the causes of sick leave and being on sick leave through analysing the experiences of people from different professional backgrounds. Against the background of the labour market and social policy changes introduced at the beginning of the 1990s, these are urgent issues to address, particularly since there is a lack of qualitative studies linking work environment to mental health and sick leave, from the perspective of the employee. The focus of this doctoral thesis is on the relational and emotional processes involved. The empirical material consists of qualitative interviews with assistant nurses and care assistants in municipal home care services for the elderly, and with individuals of different professional backgrounds who were on long-term sick leave with stress-related diagnosis. To understand the central contribution of the thesis – working in an uphill struggle – as something beyond the individual experience, the structures framing the individual must be included in the analysis. The feeling of working in an uphill struggle arises in the process of having to work against personal conviction and harbouring conflicting emotions when institutional and structural conditions for gainful employment and health insurance have changed for the worse, thus obstructing the opportunity to fulfil personal performance standards of quality and credibility. Conflicting feelings can lead to emotional dissonance, which unresolved may lead to illness and sick leave. The uphill struggle is manifested in various ways, as presented in the four sub studies. Denna avhandling i socialt arbete studerar hur arbetstagare påverkas av organisationsförändringar och andra arbetsrelaterade processer som kan föranleda psykisk ohälsa och sjukskrivning, samt hur det är att vara sjukskriven med en psykiatrisk diagnos av stressrelaterad karaktär. Det är angelägna frågor att studera mot bakgrund av den samhällsomvandling som inleddes i början på 1990-talet med omfattande förändringar inom arbetslivet och socialpolitiken, speciellt då det råder brist på fördjupad kunskap utifrån arbetstagares och sjukskrivnas perspektiv. För att förstå avhandlingens övergripande bidrag, arbete i motvind, som något mera än en individuell upplevelse, måste den kontext som individen lever inom inkluderas i analysen. Känslan av att arbeta i motvind uppkommer genom att tvingas arbeta mot sin övertygelse och härbärgera motstridiga känslor när institutionella och strukturella villkor för lönearbetet och sjukförsäkringen förändrats och försämrats och blir till hinder för att förverkliga egna krav på kvalitet och trovärdighet. Dessa motstridiga känslor kan leda till emotionell dissonans som om den inte löses upp riskerar att leda till ohälsa och sjukskrivning. Arbete i motvind tar sig uttryck på olika sätt som redovisas i avhandlingens fyra delstudier.
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287. Im Tandem durch die Krise: Arbeit im Jobsharing während der COVID-19-Pandemie
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Krzywdzinski, Martin, Christen, Svenja, and Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung gGmbH
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working hours ,Sociology of Work, Industrial Sociology, Industrial Relations ,Work-life-balance ,working time ,Federal Republic of Germany ,work organization ,J29 ,Sociology & anthropology ,Industrie- und Betriebssoziologie, Arbeitssoziologie, industrielle Beziehungen ,Arbeitszufriedenheit ,job situation ,executive ,Teilzeit ,Führungskraft ,ddc:330 ,job sharing ,work satisfaction ,Arbeitsorganisation ,Flexibilität ,M54 ,Gender ,COVID-19 ,part-time work ,Bundesrepublik Deutschland ,flexibility ,Arbeitszeit ,Soziologie, Anthropologie ,Teilzeitarbeit ,Arbeitssituation ,ddc:301 ,management - Abstract
Die COVID-19-Krise verändert die Arbeitswelt. Der Lockdown zur Eindämmung der Pandemie ging in den Betrieben mit der weitgehenden Umstellung auf die Arbeit im "Homeoffice" einher: die Nutzung der betrieblichen Räume wurde stark eingeschränkt, Besprechungen wurden größtenteils auf Onlineformate umgestellt. In dieser Studie untersuchen wir, wie sich die COVID-19-Krise auf die Arbeitssituation der Jobsharer*innen in Deutschland ausgewirkt hat. Basierend auf einer Onlinebefragung von Jobsharer*innen zeigen wir, dass sich das Jobsharing-Modell als sehr robust erweist. Die Jobsharer*innen können während der Krise die Flexibilität, aber auch die Unterstützung und die strategischen Vorteile der Abstimmung und Entscheidung im Tandem nutzen, was ihnen die Bewältigung der neuen Belastungen erleichtert. The COVID-19 crisis is changing the world of work. The lockdown to contain the pandemic was accompanied in the companies by the extensive shift to work at home: the presence of employees on the companies' premises was severely restricted, meetings were largely converted to online formats. In this study we investigate how the COVID-19 crisis has affected the work situation of jobsharers in Germany. Based on an online survey of jobsharers, we show that the jobsharing model has proven to be very robust. During the crisis, the jobsharers could take advantage of the flexibility, but also the support and strategic advantages of joint decision-making with their jobsharing partner, which made it easier for them to cope with the new challenges.
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288. Part-time work for university students
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Zaitsev, Oleksandr Vasylovych
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студент ,student ,підробіток ,навчання ,підприємництво ,університет ,entrepreneurship ,part-time work ,teaching ,employer ,Social Media Marketing ,university ,SMM-promotion ,роботодавець - Abstract
У статті звертається увага на загал українського студентства денної форми навчання, які хочуть поєднувати своє навчання у вищому навчальному закладі з тимчасовою нетривалою оплачуваною роботою. Тобто, розглядається ситуація, коли студент денної форми навчання, який має основним видом своєї діяльності процес навчання у вищому навчальному закладі, має бажання тимчасово або одноразово виконувати певні види роботи з метою отримання доходу. Для студента така робота є не основним видом діяльності, а таким видом діяльності, що може відбуватися виключно у його позанавчальний час. Іншими словами, наше дослідження розглядає поточні можливості праці для студентів денної (стаціонарної) форми навчання у вільний від їхнього навчання час – у позанавчальний час. Ця стаття про стан можливостей та напрямки організації тимчасового працевлаштування з отриманням плати за виконану роботу для студентів денної форми навчання. У статті досліджено, що близько 90-99 % студентів денної форми навчання не мають можливості покращити своє матеріальне становище шляхом оформлення на оплачувану роботу у навчальному закладі, де вони навчаються. Дослідження, що представлене у статті, показало, що в Україні нараховується від 500 до 600 тис. студентів денної форми навчання, які не мають підприємницько-організованої можливості швидкого та надійного тимчасового підробітку. Кожний студент шукає можливість тимчасового підробітку самотужки та індивідуально поза межами свого навчального закладу. Пропонується створення такої підприємницької структури, яка, з одного боку, відслідковує, збирає та акумулює в собі заявки від юридичних та фізичних осіб щодо певних тимчасових видів роботи, а з іншого боку, формує свою базу даних із числа студентів, що бажають попрацювати за оплату. Мова йде про підпорядковану навчальному закладу сервісну підприємницьку структуру. В Україні такі структури – рідке явище. Отже, на думку авторів, подальший розвиток досліджень у напрямку організації студентського підробітку включає розроблення підприємницьких заходів щодо створення зазначених вище сервісних структур під впорядкуванням безпосередньо навчального закладу, в якому навчається студент. The article draws attention to the Ukrainian full-time students (bachelor's and master's levels of education) who want to combine their studies at a higher education institution with temporary short-term paid work. It is a situation is considered when a full-time student, who has the main activity of the study process in a higher education institution, has a desire to temporarily or once perform certain types of work in order to obtain income. For a student this work is not the main activity, but it is an activity that can take place only in his extracurricular time. In other words, our study examines current employment opportunities for full-time students (bachelor's and master's levels of education) to their free time or in extracurricular activities. This article is about the state of opportunities and directions of organizing temporary employment with payment for work performed for full-time students. The article examines that about 90-99% of full-time students do not have the opportunity to improve their financial situation by applying for a paid job in the educational institution where they study. The study presented in the article showed that in Ukraine there are from 500 to 600 thousand full-time students (bachelor's and master's levels of education) who do not have an entrepreneurially organized opportunity for fast and reliable temporary part-time work. Each student is looking for a temporary part-time job individually and individually outside of their institution. It is proposed to create such an entrepreneurial structure, which, on the one hand, tracks, collects and accumulates applications from legal entities and individuals for certain temporary jobs, and on the other hand, forms its own database of students wishing to work for pay. We are talking about a service business structure subordinated to the educational institution. In Ukraine, such structures are a rare phenomenon. Thus, according to the authors, the further development of research in the direction of the organization of student part-time work includes the development of entrepreneurial measures to create the above service structures under the direct regulation of the educational institution where the student studies.
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289. Subsidized temporary jobs: lock-in and stepping stone effects.
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Fremigacci, Florent and Terracol, Antoine
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DURATION of unemployment ,TEMPORARY employment ,PART-time employment ,EMPLOYMENT ,WAGES ,MATHEMATICAL models - Abstract
This article evaluates the effectiveness of subsidized temporary jobs as stepping stones to regular employment. We study a French program that allows job seekers to work part-time while remaining registered with the unemployment agency. In this program, insured individuals concurrently receive part of their unemployment benefits and wage income. Using administrative data, we find that subsidized temporary jobs have both a significant lock-in effect and a significant positive post-treatment impact on the hazard rate to employment. Since individuals facing a high implicit tax rate have incentives to self-select into better part-time jobs, we also find that a higher tax rate leads to a weaker lock-in effect and a stronger post-treatment effect. Simulations suggest that the lock-in effect first dominates, but that the overall effect eventually becomes positive. They also point to ways of improving the effectiveness of the policy. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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290. Precarious employment and occupational accidents and injuries – a systematic review
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Leo Stockfelt, Johanna Jonsson, Theo Bodin, Isa Koranyi, and Torkel Rönnblad
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Employment ,Health Status ,Occupational injury ,MEDLINE ,Scopus ,review ,Global Health ,Occupational safety and health ,Temporary work ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,systematic review ,Risk Factors ,medicine ,Accidents, Occupational ,Humans ,job insecurity ,030212 general & internal medicine ,temporary work ,occupational injury ,Occupational Health ,precarious employment ,Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health ,Contract Services ,medicine.disease ,Occupational Injuries ,030210 environmental & occupational health ,part-time work ,Checklist ,self-employment ,Observational study ,Demographic economics ,Public aspects of medicine ,RA1-1270 ,Psychology ,Self-employment ,occupational accident - Abstract
Objectives Precarious employment conditions have become more common in many countries over the last decades, and have been linked to various adverse health outcomes. The objective of this review was to collect and summarize existing scientific research of the relationship between dimensions of precarious employment and the rate of occupational injuries. METHODS: A protocol was developed in accordance with the PRISMA-P checklist for systematic literature reviews. We searched PubMed, Web of Science and Scopus for articles on observational studies from North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand published in peer-reviewed journals 1990-2017. A minimum of two independent reviewers assessed each article with respect to quality and eligibility criteria. Articles of high/moderate quality meeting all specified inclusion criteria were included in the review. RESULTS: The literature search resulted in 471 original titles, of which 17 articles met all the inclusion criteria. The most common exposures were in descending order; temporary employment, multiple jobs, working for a subcontractor at the same worksite/temp agency, part-time, self-employment, hourly pay, union membership, insurance benefits, flexible versus fixed work schedule, wages, job insecurity, work-time control and precarious career trajectories. Ten studies reported a positive association between precarious employment and occupational injuries. Four studies reported a negative association, and three studies did not show any significant association. CONCLUSIONS: This review supports an association between some of the dimensions of precarious employment and occupational injuries; most notably for multiple jobholders and employees of temp agencies or subcontractors at the same worksite. However, results for temporary employment are inconclusive. There is a need for more prospective studies of high quality, designed to measure effect sizes as well as causality.
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291. A systematic literature review of the relationship between work hours and sickness absence
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AUSTRALIAN EMPLOYEES ,literature review ,DOMESTIC WORK ,sickness absence ,WHITEHALL-II ,part-time work ,DOUBLE BURDEN ,Work hours ,JOB CHARACTERISTICS ,RISK-FACTORS ,DISABILITY ABSENCE ,FULL-TIME ,ORGANIZATIONAL-FACTORS ,PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS - Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between work hours and sickness absence: is a higher number of work hours associated with better or with adverse health? A systematic literature review was performed by searching Medline, PsychInfo, and Web of Science. All abstracts were screened to identify papers that empirically investigated the relationship between work hours and sickness absence in a working population. A total of 1072 papers were identified, and 70 papers were included in this review. A simple measure of the strength of effects was applied, and the findings are summarised in narrative form. Evidence supporting a relationship between sickness absence and working part-time or work hours as a continuous variable was inconclusive. These inconclusive findings might be due to heterogeneity in the operationalisation of key variables or to publication bias. Support for a negative relationship between long work hours and sickness absence was moderately strong. Possible explanations for this include the healthy worker selection effect, differences in job characteristics, and differences in job motivation. Empirical testing of these explanations, however, has been limited. Our findings indicate that employers should monitor employee health in times of high work pressure, even if sickness absence is low.
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292. A systematic literature review of the relationship between work hours and sickness absence
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Vilde Hoff Bernstrøm and Inge Houkes
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AUSTRALIAN EMPLOYEES ,medicine.medical_specialty ,Full-time ,literature review ,Double burden ,Domestic work ,DOMESTIC WORK ,WHITEHALL-II ,DOUBLE BURDEN ,Sickness absence ,Work hours ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,medicine ,DISABILITY ABSENCE ,030212 general & internal medicine ,Psychiatry ,Applied Psychology ,Literature review ,sickness absence ,part-time work ,030210 environmental & occupational health ,JOB CHARACTERISTICS ,Systematic review ,Part-time work ,RISK-FACTORS ,FULL-TIME ,ORGANIZATIONAL-FACTORS ,PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS ,Psychology - Abstract
The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between work hours and sickness absence: is a higher number of work hours associated with better or with adverse health? A systematic literature review was performed by searching Medline, PsychInfo, and Web of Science. All abstracts were screened to identify papers that empirically investigated the relationship between work hours and sickness absence in a working population. A total of 1072 papers were identified, and 70 papers were included in this review. A simple measure of the strength of effects was applied, and the findings are summarised in narrative form. Evidence supporting a relationship between sickness absence and working part-time or work hours as a continuous variable was inconclusive. These inconclusive findings might be due to heterogeneity in the operationalisation of key variables or to publication bias. Support for a negative relationship between long work hours and sickness absence was moderately strong. Possible explanations for this include the healthy worker selection effect, differences in job characteristics, and differences in job motivation. Empirical testing of these explanations, however, has been limited. Our findings indicate that employers should monitor employee health in times of high work pressure, even if sickness absence is low. Norges forskningsråd 237784
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293. Reasons for Low Part-Time Employment in Eastern Europe – Any Role for Low Wages?
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Kerly Krillo and Jaan Masso
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part-time work ,pay-gap ,Eastern Europe ,Economics as a science ,HB71-74 - Abstract
Many Eastern European countries are characterized by high wage inequalities and a relatively low proportion of labour force being employed on a part-time basis, yet there seem not be so far made any studies on the part time pay penalty. In this article we analyse whether there are any differences in the average wages of part-time and full-time employed in Estonia, a small Eastern European catching up economy. We use Estonian Labour Force Survey data from years 1997-2007; the part time wage gap is estimated by using Oaxaca-Blinder wage decompositions and propensity score matching. The results are quite different for males and females. For females the raw wage gap is in favour of part-timers. After taking into account various worker characteristics, the wage gap becomes even larger. For males the full-time raw premium exists, but it is to a large extent explained by the different labour market characteristics.
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294. Leveraging work-integrated learning through on-campus employment: A university-wide approach.
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MITCHELL, GAON and KAY, JUDIE
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EMPLOYMENT of college students ,PART-time employment ,INTEGRATED learning systems ,EMPLOYMENT of college graduates - Abstract
At Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia, the majority of students engage in paid employment alongside their studies; and, every student has the opportunity to engage with work-integrated learning as a key component of their academic course. This paper explores an innovative structured approach the university has initiated to align these two activities: the Students as Staff Program. The 2011 Students as Staff evaluation found that 20 per cent of respondents received academic credit for their on-campus employment and more indicated their roles were related to their discipline of study. Additionally, respondents reported feeling significantly engaged with the university and that work on campus had contributed to developing their graduate capabilities. These evaluation results indicate that on-campus employment through a structured program enhances student learning outcomes. This paper discusses key ways in which tertiary institutions can expand their capacity to support and enhance student learning and develop graduate capabilities through on-campus paid work opportunities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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295. Balancing Work and Family: A Panel Analysis of the Impact of Part-Time Work on the Experience of Time Pressure.
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Laurijssen, Ilse and Glorieux, Ignace
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FAMILY-work relationship , *PART-time employment , *WORK-life balance , *WORK environment & psychology , *PSYCHOLOGICAL stress , *PANEL analysis - Abstract
In this article we consider the consequences of work-family reconciliation, in terms of the extent to which the adjustment of the labour market career to family demands (by women) contributes to a better work-life balance. Using the Flemish SONAR-data, we analyse how changes in work and family conditions between the age of 26 and 29 are related to changes in feelings of time pressure among young working women. More specifically, by using cross-lagged models and synchronous effects panel models, we analyse (1) how family and work conditions affect feelings of time pressure, as well as (2) reverse effects which may point to (working career) adjustment strategies of coping with time pressure. Our results show that of all the considered changes in working conditions following family formation (i.e. having children), only the reduction of working hours seems to improve work-family balance (i.e. reduces the experience of time pressure). Part-time work is both a response to high time pressure, and effectively lowers time pressure. The effect of part-time work is not affected by concomitant changes in the type of paid work, rather, work characteristics that increase time pressure increase the probability of reconciling work with family life by reducing the number of work hours. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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296. Mobilizing female labour market reserves: What promotes women’s transitions between part-time and full-time work?
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Kitterød, Ragni Hege, Rønsen, Marit, and Seierstad, Ane
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WOMEN'S employment , *WOMEN employees , *LABOR market , *HUMAN capital , *FULL-time employment - Abstract
With an ageing population and a persistent booming economy, Norway is already facing an unmet demand for labour. Considering the country’s high female part-time work rate, more full-time work among women constitutes a potential labour reserve. This article investigates factors that encourage transitions into full-time work and discourage transitions out of full-time work based on panel data from the period 2003–2009. Shifts between working-time status are linked to human capital, occupational characteristics and household structure, although partner characteristics are less important than assumed. Educational attainment promotes transitions to full-time work and deters shifts to part-time work, while health restrictions have the opposite effects. Working in occupations in the health and service sector restricts transitions to full-time work, as does having a high-earning partner. The partner’s education and working hours have no effect. In spite of well-developed policies for working parents, young children still constrain women’s transitions to full-time work and promote shifts in the reverse direction. Improved access to full-time work and stronger full-time norms in all occupations, more and better educated staff in kindergartens and more involved fathering may promote women’s full-time employment. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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297. Part-time working by students: is it a policy issue, and for whom?
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Smith, Erica and Patton, Wendy
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PART-time students , *FULL-time equivalency , *LABOR unions , *PUBLIC administration , *POLITICAL planning , *POLICY sciences - Abstract
This paper uses data from interviews with representatives of national and state organisations that have a policy interest in student-working in Australia. The interviewees included representatives from employer bodies and trade unions as well as government organisations. The data are used to discuss these stakeholders’ perceptions of the main advantages and disadvantages of working by young full-time students and the ways in which organisations in the business and educational sectors have adapted their policies and practices for student-working. The analysis is then used to inform a discussion about whether this is a legitimate area for public policy formulation and if so, what principles might underpin such policy and what some policies might look like. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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298. Bedeutung des hohen Frauenanteils für die Organisation des Klinikalltags und Bereitschaftsdiensts.
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Ramsauer, B.
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299. Cross-National Differences in the Association Between Parental Work Hours and Time with Children in Europe: A Multilevel Analysis.
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Roeters, Anne
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CROSS-cultural differences , *WORKING hours , *WORKING parents , *CHILDREN of working parents , *PARENT-child relationships , *MULTILEVEL models , *RECONCILIATION , *PART-time employment , *CHILD care , *WORKING mothers , *WORK environment - Abstract
This study investigates cross-national differences in the association between parental work hours and parent-child interaction time and explains differences in this individual-level association on the basis of country characteristics. It extends prior research by testing the moderating effects of country characteristics through multilevel analyses and by considering the possibility of selection effects. The presumption was that parents employ strategies to protect family life from work encroachments and that these strategies are enhanced by reconciliation policies, stronger parenthood ideologies, access to part-time work and higher income levels. Multilevel analyses were based on a subset of 5.183 parents in 23 countries from the 2005 European Working Conditions Survey that was complemented with country-level data. The negative association between parental work hours and parent-child time indeed varied significantly across countries and was weaker in countries where formal child care coverage was higher, part-time work was less prevalent, and earnings were lower. The effects of part-time work and earnings mainly applied to mothers. These findings suggest that child care coverage limits the availability of children and that differences in parent-child time between parents who work short and long hours are more pronounced when part-time work is more accessible and affordable. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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300. Part-time jobs: what women want?
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Booth, Alison and Ours, Jan
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PART-time employment , *WOMEN'S employment , *HAPPINESS , *JOB satisfaction , *WORKING hours , *HUMAN capital , *SEX discrimination in employment - Abstract
Part-time jobs are common among partnered women in many countries. There are two opposing views on the efficiency implications of so many women working part-time. The negative view is that part-time jobs imply wastage of resources and underutilization of investments in human capital since many part-time working women are highly educated. The positive view is that, without the existence of part-time jobs, female labor force participation would be substantially lower since women confronted with the choice between a full-time job and zero working hours would opt for the latter. In the Netherlands, the majority of partnered working women have a part-time job. Our paper investigates, from a supply-side perspective, if the current situation of abundant part-time work in the Netherlands is likely to be a transitional phase that will culminate in many women working full-time. Our main results indicate that partnered women in part-time work have high levels of job satisfaction, a low desire to change their working hours, and live in partnerships in which household production is highly gendered. Taken together, our results suggest that part-time jobs are what most Dutch women want. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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