... pre-service teachers recruited through a convenient purposive sampling from one of the most well-known universities in China, known for cultivating many ECE teachers. Findings The study’s finding underscores the ration for choosing this profession, their learning-to-teach experience...

... attractiveness can influence an employee's salary given that attractive employees typically earn more than their less attractive peers (Bruton, 2015). In many Asian countries, including China, there is neither a clear statutory definition of what constitutes illegal lookism nor meaningful legislation on how...

... the text and the context; and offering a conceptual framework as a richer explanation. Findings – Wu’s life activities demonstrate proto-feminism in late seventh century China in at least four aspects: gender equality in sexuality, in social status, in politics, and women’s pursuit of power...

... descriptive picture of the gendered nature of expatriation, little research has attempted to quantify the reasons behind the phenomenon. This paper addresses this gap in the literature through exploration of the issues, which impact upon the experience of female expatriates in foreign MNCs in China...

... in New Zealand, (2) the backgrounds of the spouses, (3) their experiences prior to and on arrival in New Zealand, and (4) their ability to cope in the new environment. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Research work New Zealand China Social groups Family The Expatriation Experience of the Chinese...

... the People’s Republic of China and presents the finding of a study of 266 field sales personnel across the republic. Suggests that there are still a number of difficulties for businesses, but provides some ideas for consideration. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Women Salesforce National cultures China...

..., relieving household chores, and restraining birth rates. The author suggests that the traditional preference for sons is a further factor working against women's interests. China Economics Equal Employment Opportunities Rural Areas Women © MCB UP Limited 1987 Chinese Women Under...

...Suk‐ching Ho Participation in various kinds of production is an important way for women to raise their economic status in China. However, this is dependent on the level of their labour productivity and the speed at which they can be relieved of the heavy burden of domestic responsibilities...