Community Work & Family

Women’s empowerment and its effect on community development in Oman: predictive model and indicators for best practices

Involuntary vs. voluntary flexible work: insights for scholars and stakeholders

Reliability and validity of the Japanese version of the Survey Work–Home Interaction – NijmeGen, the SWING (SWING-J)

When does part-time work relate to less work-life conflict for parents? Moderating influences of workplace support and gender in the Netherlands, Sweden and the United Kingdom

The effectiveness of corporate gender equality plans in improving leave provisions for fathers in Spain

Gendered and classed experiences of work–family conflict among lone mothers in Sweden

Quite an encumbrance? Work-related obstacles to Finnish fathers’ take-up of parental leave

Understanding parental leave experiences: connecting the dots with a multiple-methods approach

Flexible time - but is the time owned? Family friendly and family unfriendly work arrangements, occupational gender composition and wages : a test of the mother-friendly job hypothesis in Sweden

Strategies for work–family balance in a South African context

Moonlighting in academia: a study of gender differences in work-family conflict among academics

A literature review of overnight work travel within individual, family and social contexts

Managing the negative effects of work-to-family and family-to-work conflicts on family satisfaction of working mothers’ in Nigeria: the role of extended family support

Work–family conflict: comparing the experiences of Turkish and native Belgian women

Social psychological predictors of involvement in childcare: the mediating role of changes in women’s work patterns after childbirth

The problem is in practice: policy support and employer support for fathers’ participation in childcare in Slovenia

In search of work: Palestinian women in Israel migrating to Beersheba

How much would family and medical leave cost workers in the US? Racial/ethnic variation in economic hardship under unpaid and paid policies

Bridging between academia and the workplace: lessons learned about translational research on work-family balance

Differential eligibility for paid leave benefits in OECD countries: the impact of tenure requirements for young workers

Experiences of vulnerability due to loss of support by aged parents of emigrated children: a hermeneutic literature review

Finding middle ground: the relationship between cultural schemas and working mothers’ work-family strategies

Having it all – perceived coparenting quality and work-family balance in the context of parental leave

Dual life of seafarers’ families: descriptive study of perspectives of seafarers’ partners

Time to care: socioeconomic, family, and workplace factors in men and women’s parental leave use

The family as (one- or two-step) social capital: mechanisms of support during labor market transitions

Do work commutes moderate the association between perceived neighborhood disorder and psychological distress?

More than just breadwinners: how Chinese male migrant workers’ family relationships shape their factory labour process

Translational research: implications for the study of work and family

Paid family leave: supporting work attachment among lower income mothers

Coworker support as a moderator in the relationship between daily experience of workload and an individual’s experience of same-day WFC: a buffer or an intensifier?

Introduction to the special issue: Translational research in the work and family field of study

Part-time employment and the gender gap in low pay for UK employees: what changed over the period 1996–2016?

Identifying extraordinary contributors to work and family research: eight modalities of excellence

Doing and undoing gender in male carer/female breadwinner families

Retirement savings among U.S. older adult male workers by paid sick leave, flexible work, and vacation benefit status

Increasing men’s involvement in responsible parenthood: national-level policy efforts in Croatia, India, and Mexico

Addressing the health of a marginalized population in the U.S.: impact and policy implications for community health workers

How do daughters interpret care as a public issue? Exploring identity, emotion and discourse in the narratives of activist-inclined carers of older parents