… between work and family related roles, tasks, and responsibilities. In this study, work/family
balance is represented by the relationship between work/family conflict and work/family …

… in a traditional occupation (nursing). We assess the extent to which types of occupations,
gender … , ie, reductions to part-time or no work at various stages of the family life cycle. Expected …

… conflict among bus drivers (Tse, Flin, & Mearns, 2006), they did not report as much work–family
conflict or facilitation as the other occupational groups in the present study. In the …

… cussion around a meso level of occupation, focusing on families, groups and communities.
… approach to occupation through presenting the concepts of family occupation and collective …

… replaced home manufacturing, and family members had to work outside the home to support
their families. The husband was to be the ‘breadwinner’ by working outside the home, while …

… care occupations found in families with non-traditional and traditional divisions of household
work This article contributes to a growing body of knowledge in occupational science that …

… Finally, our findings show that to a certain extent, occupational status moderates the
effects of work-family spillover and young children on sickness absenteeism, pointing out a …

… and housework time using data from the second wave of the National Survey of Families
and Households (NSFH2) and from the 2003–7 waves of the American Time Use Survey (ATUS…

… This article explores the experiences of men in non-traditional occupations. In particular it
focuses … masculine and work identity, the reaction of their friends, family and peers to their non-…

… (masculine) occupation. We … occupation can beget a unique set of work and family
norms. We first provide a summary of the research on gendered occupations and the work–family …