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Work–Family Interface in Sub-Saharan Africa978-3-319-01237-7Series ISSN 2625-6975 Series E-ISSN 2625-6983

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Introductionrop of these changes, mechanisms to assist sub-Saharan African workers who have care responsibilities to adequately balance their work and domestic roles are urgently needed and are a crucial prerequisite to develop social policy in this area.

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Workplace Changes and Its Implications for Work–Family Conflict and Gender Asymmetries in South Afriin South Africa and the subsequent gender segregation. It is also shown how the requirement for dual income families has significantly impacted on gender asymmetries, the family and marital relationships. Numerous work strategies and programmes to reduce work–family conflict are suggested in the concluding section.

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The Quest for a Family Policy in Zambiafamily policy in Zambia would help to sharpen state-driven interventions and co-ordinate other sectors’ initiatives aimed at poverty reduction, towards the goal of strengthening families. The chapter concludes with policy proposals.