Balancing Work and Family
Published on 14. June 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
176 pages
978-0-205-33602-9 (ISBN)
Description
Examines the connection between work and family, the demands placed on individuals by their employers and their family lives, and how employers can intervene to help reconcile those demands.
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Content
1. Employers and the Work-Family Connection.
2. A Historical Perspective on Work-Family Issues and Programs.
3. Social-Scientific Perspectives on the Relationship Between Work and Family.
4. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle I: The New Worker/Single Worker.
5. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle II: Couples.
6. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle III: Workers With Young Children.
7. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle IV: Workers in Midlife.
8. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle V: The Older Worker.
9. Diversity, Disability, and Equal Opportunity.
10. Planning Work and Family Programs.
11. Evaluating Work and Family Programs.
12. Work and Family Programs and Economic Inequality.
13. Work and Family Benefits in Other Countries.
14. The Future of Work and the Family.
2. A Historical Perspective on Work-Family Issues and Programs.
3. Social-Scientific Perspectives on the Relationship Between Work and Family.
4. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle I: The New Worker/Single Worker.
5. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle II: Couples.
6. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle III: Workers With Young Children.
7. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle IV: Workers in Midlife.
8. Work and Family Over the Life Cycle V: The Older Worker.
9. Diversity, Disability, and Equal Opportunity.
10. Planning Work and Family Programs.
11. Evaluating Work and Family Programs.
12. Work and Family Programs and Economic Inequality.
13. Work and Family Benefits in Other Countries.
14. The Future of Work and the Family.