I'll be presenting in this seminar series on the 3rd of March - the results of our joint @_EqualParenting@WAFProject project paper on #FlexibleWorking during #COVID19 and its impact on division of housework/childcare. The list includes so many other interesting papers
Research completed by @_EqualParenting at @UniBirmingham & @WAFProject at @UniKent showed only 4.5% of managers sampled (n=742) reported that their organisation paid #homeworking employees a weekly overhead cost to be claimed back from HMRC during the COVID-19 lockdown
Frustrating new study on pandemic gender inequity: Women have less work effectiveness, flexibility, engagement and wellbeing at work than men. Work-life balance a top issue for women. Doesn't even make the top 10 for men. mck.co/2VuoLYQ via @McKinsey HT @eve_rodsky
Below is a thread with a list of a lot of different calls for papers on work/employment, work/family and Human Relations during COVID19 pandemic and lockdown. @WFRN
I know this is a cheeky request, but if anyone knows of #COVID19 special call for papers in journals specializing in the area of work/employment - work/family research, please share them here!! #AcademicTwitter Thank you! #AcademicChatter#academicWriting
Flexible working can make us work longer hours due to blurring of boundaries, passion paradox (wanting to just finish that last bit of work), fear of stigma against working flexibly, and sometimes bc employers just ask for more. see my article from 2016: theconversation.com/flexible…
It doesn’t work to move work exactly as it was done at the office to the virtual world. To start, people shouldn’t be judged by the hours they work, but by the product nytimes.com/2020/07/31/upsho…
Some truths in here, but again reemphasizes the narrative of childcare as a individual issue/responsibility rather than a societal issue, esp. during times like THE PANDEMIC. It is on organisations and governments to ensure both parents can be involved. gen.medium.com/the-pandemic-…