Titlebook: Women and Working Lives; Divisions and Change Sara Arber (Senior Lecturer in Sociology),Nigel Gi Book 1992 British Sociological Association

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Re-assessing Women’s Working Lives: An Introductory Essayprimary concerns orient this collection of papers from the 1990 British Sociological Association conference: first, to examine alternative explanations for the persistence of gender inequality in the labour market, focusing on the ideology of motherhood, the domestic division of labour and the impac

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Gender-role Attitudes in Britain and the USAvers has left a gap to be filled in the labour market (Truman, this volume). Yet social pressures in recent years may be working in the opposite direction, as the rhetoric of politicians emphasises the virtues of traditional roles in family life, and as the media insists that motherhood is once agai

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Money, Marriage and Motherhood: Dual Earner Households after Maternity Leavebe a rising number of households in which the arrival of children signals, not the mothers’ withdrawal from the labour market, the typical practice in Britain in the post-war years, but a continuing full-time commitment by both parents to full-time employment. Women who work full time when they have

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