2009Australian bulletin of labourRequires access

Introduction to the Special Issue: Women's Work - Current Issues and Future Agendas

Marian Baird

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Some of the different yet complimentary views of women's working lives are discussed. The main emphasis is on the challenges women have faced and continue to face in combining their family responsibilities with hostile and inequitable work and welfare arrangements.

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Some of the different yet complimentary views of women's working lives are discussed. The main emphasis is on the challenges women have faced and continue to face in combining their family responsibilities with hostile and inequitable work and welfare arrangements.

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Some of the different yet complimentary views of women's working lives are discussed. The main emphasis is on the challenges women have faced and continue to face in combining their family responsibilities with hostile and inequitable work and welfare arrangements.

Key concepts: Face (sociological concept), Work (physics), Project commissioning, Publishing, Welfare, Political science, Public relations, Sociology

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