Though early research on the work/nonwork interface was broader in scope, most recent
research has focused on the interface between work and family. There is a need for an …

Despite frequent reference to “work–life” issues in the organizational literature, little
theoretical or empirical attention has been paid to nonwork areas beyond family. The …

The purpose of the present study is threefold. First, it presents evidence for the construct
validity and internal reliability of a new multidimensional measure of work spillover. Second …

The meaning of and the relationship between “work” and “non-work” have been important
topics in political, public and academic debate for a considerable period in Western history …

Ecological theory was used to develop a more expanded conceptualization of the work–
family interface and to identify significant correlates of multiple dimensions of work–family …

The authors investigated the effect of part-time work on work-family interference and well-
being among 160 part-time and 29 full-time employed mothers (with a partner) working at 2 …

During the last two decades, research on the work/non-work interface has shifted its focus
from investigating the negative consequences of combining multiple roles (eg being both an …

Spillover, compensation, segmentation, and accommodation are but a few of the terms that
have been developed over the past few decades to describe relationships between work …

The stream of research concerning work-family enrichment has generated a significant body
of research because it plays an important role in occupational health (Masuda, McNall …

This article argues that research on the work–family interface has evolved against a
backdrop of dramatic and ongoing social and workplace change and must continue to reflect …