This paper investigates the link between non-standard employment (NSE) and the risk of
partnership dissolution, applying event history analysis to data from the German Socio …

Using longitudinal data from Germany and Australia for the 2001‒2013 period, this study
investigates the link between non-standard employment, such as fixed-term contracts …

This chapter examines the impact of nonstandard working schedules on partnership
dissolution risk. Using panel data from the Netherlands (NKPS, N= 2,982) and the US …

This paper examines and compares the impact of non-employment–more precisely female
and male unemployment and female labour-market inactivity–on cohabiting and married …

Over time, Japan has seen an increase in non‐regular employment and a shift away from
marriage. To uncover any link between these issues, this paper uses Japanese Labour …

Over the last five decades the Australian labour market has changed profoundly, one
prominent aspect being an increase in non-standard forms of employment. Using data from …

This study shows that entering into a cohabiting partnership leads to long lasting earnings
losses for women, even after accounting for the impact of child penalties. While 2⁄ 3 of the …

This study uses nationally representative longitudinal data–specifically, the European
Community Household Panel (ECHP, 1994-2001), the British Household Panel study …

This study uses the British Household Panel Survey to assess how working conditions affect
union dissolution, distinguishing between cohabiting and married couples. While previous …

Part-time employment, overwhelmingly taken up by women, is advocated as a means of
achieving work-life balance. We use British, German and US panel data to test competing …