The ongoing health crisis has impacted businesses worldwide, drastically reducing
production, consumption and distribution of goods and services, leading to an economic …

This two-stage mixed-method study pulls the literature of domestic outsourcing and intensive
parenting together to investigate the role of employing live-in domestic helpers in the time …

Depression amongst physicians can lead to poor individual and institutional outcomes. This
study examined the prevalence and factors associated with depression and suicidal ideation …

As profundas mudanças nas distribuições etárias das populações, à medida que os países
avançam em seus processos de transição demográfica, despertam crescente interesse na …

The accumulation of human and social capital plays a significant role in influencing
migrants' earnings and economic integration in the host society. Although the effects of …

During the COVID‐19 pandemic, many individuals are confronted with the work‐from‐home
challenge, which often results in work‐family interference. Although prior to COVID‐19, the …

The fertility rate in Hong Kong has been very low for decades. Because work–family conflict
is one of the major barriers for married couples in actualizing their fertility ideals, domestic …

Objective This study examines the relationship between domestic outsourcing, housework
evaluations, and marital conflict, while also comparing the effects of parents' informal help …

Intensive mothering, a classed and gendered practice optimally performed by stay‐at‐home
mothers, is a dominant parenting ideology, particularly in developed societies with wide …

To what extent is employing migrant domestic workers (MDWs) a middle-class practice in
Hong Kong? I drew quantitative data from the Population Census and a representative …