Titlebook: Women’s Attitudes towards Work; Shirley Dex Book 1988 Shirley Dex 1988 employment.women.work

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Attitude Change,n promoting economic and societal changes; for instance, have changes in women’s attitudes towards work been a factor in determining their increasing participation in the labour market, or in the fact that women have chosen part-time jobs? An understanding of women’s attitude change is also required

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Attitudes and Hours of Work,t-time work. In Britain part-time work has increased much more than in most other industrialised countries, although a similar trend is visible elsewhere. Over 80 per cent of part-time employees in Britain are women. The reasons for the increase in part-time work are not well understood and especial

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Shirley Dexrainees in neuromuscular medicine, clinical neurophysiology and electromyography should find this book inclusive, comprehensive, practical and highly clinically focused.? Additionally, specialists in physical m978-1-4939-4237-4978-1-4614-6567-6

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,Women’s or Workers’ Orientations to Work?,ttle, if any, effort has been expended to see the extent to which women’s orientations to work are either the same as men’s, or are worker’s orientations for particular jobs, conditions of work, family circumstances, etc., that is to say, they are gender-independent. The net effect of seeing women a

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