Titlebook: Labour and Leisure in the Soviet Union; The Conflict between William Moskoff Book 1984 William Moskoff 1984 labour.Soviet Union.Union.Union

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Household Time Budgets,. It is an analysis of how much time people spend working, travelling to work, eating and sleeping, and how much time they have for leisure after work and on their days off. In particular, a substantial part of the analysis deals with sex differences. It will be seen that time pressures weigh very h

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Non-traditional Sources of Labour: Women, Pensioners and Students,y individuals when choosing forms of employment either alternative to or in addition to their normal full-time, year-round job. From this perspective the analysis is about the decision-making process between work and leisure that is made from below by the Soviet household. We are looking at the indi

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Seasonal and Temporary Work,ces of labour, but it has also led to an increasing use of seasonal and temporary employment to meet immediate needs. On the demand side, seasonal and temporary employment allows state economic planners to fill gaps in the labour force in jobs that do not require year-round employment. In the case o

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Women and the Service Sector,may be the scarcest commodity. The existence of the double burden (.) in the Soviet context has a curious configuration. Women are considered the equals of men in terms of their participation in the labour force and in many ways this reflects an enlightened view of the rights and capacities of both