... at: h.jyawali@rave.ac.uk 17 11 2025 19 04 2026 01 06 2026 04 06 2026 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Job crafting Gender Male-dominated work Women workers Job crafting has drawn increasing attention...

... succeed in male-dominated trades. This research contributes to closing this gap. Qualitative Women workers Social capital theory Skilled trade Career stigma Online resource groups Support buffers Recruitment included sharing the research invitation with local trade schools, colleges, trade...

...Lydia Olakumbi Oluyadi; Wenjin Dai Purpose This paper explores the workplace experiences of aesthetic labour among racially diverse frontline women workers in a fashion retail store. Design/methodology/approach This qualitative study is based on an ethnographic study, drawing on findings from...

... Licensed re-use rights only Careers Sex and gender issues Women workers Leadership Both the popular press (e.g. Baer and Agner, 2021) and academic literature (e.g. Sergent and Stajkovic, 2020) have reported women leaders outperformed their male counterparts in managing the crisis brought...

... of this work and make recommendations for future studies. © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Gender Academic staff Sex and gender issues Women workers Higher education During the second phase of a National Science Foundation...

...-oriented services (Madörin, 2007 , p. 142). Yalcin Kutlu can be contacted at: y.kutlu@gmx.de 01 02 2017 16 08 2017 20 09 2017 21 09 2017 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Trade unions Women workers Work...

... that acknowledges both equal and different treatment options. Equal opportunities Construction Australia Women workers Diversity typologies Low representation © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 A number of equality and diversity typologies have been developed to understand variations...

... the important but previously under-explored relationship between early fertility preferences and occupational entry for women. Dr Shireen Kanji can be contacted at: sk543@le.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Secondary education Family roles Sex and gender issues Women workers...

...), as implied by the title of advice provided by What to Expect (2012b) entitled “Baby Care 101” (as if a course module). Baby Care 101 advocates a mixture of theory and practice for the achievement of motherhood to a professional standard: Gender Personal health Family roles Women workers...

... dynamics at the interpersonal level between white and black women. With a structural perspective, Romero (1992) examines experiences of Chicana domestics. She focusses on the organizational structure of work and discusses how these women workers restructure the work structure and work process...

... in particularly gendered ways. The occupations of manual trades and construction are particularly suited to this because of their strong associations with hegemonic masculinity. Gender Women workers Feminism Sexual discrimination Sex and gender issues Qualitative research This paper rests...

... Sex and gender issues Women workers Work identity Discrimination Dress codes Dress and appearance cases raise interesting questions of gender and workplace identity. These issues have also played out in American courts. Probably the most often discussed case in US case law on this topic...

... Gender Recruitment Sexual discrimination Sex and gender issues Women workers Dress and appearance codes are one aspect of aesthetic labour, and furthermore of performative labour (Bryman, 2004) whereby workers, as part of the wage‐labour exchange, are expected to manage their dress...

... enterprises Australia Maternity leave Human resource management Women workers The “business case” is the basis for justifying the provision of PML and other family friendly schemes (Baird, 2004 ; Baird et al., 2002 ; Baird and Cutcher, 2005 ; Charlesworth and Probert, 2005 ; Dex...

.... In the context of the educational attainment and later labour market participation Esping‐Andersen (2002 , p. 73) claims that “most of younger women demand to work and growing majority even puts careers before motherhood”. Labour market Women Women workers Social policy Luxembourg With regard...

... and workplace practices are made and an argument is presented regarding the marginalisation of women within seemingly benign policy discourses and organisational practices. © MCB UP Limited 2003 Australia Women workers Government policy Vocational training Policy and Organisational Discourse...

...: AddisonWesley Publishing, 1984. Toffler, A. The Third Wave, New York, NY: William Morrow & Co., 1980. 11 © MCB UP Limited 1988 Information Technology Women Women Workers ...

... Male Workers United Kingdom Women Workers Equal Opportunities International Volume 7 Number 6 1988 3 Job Evaluation: The Impact of Equal Value by Alan Arthurs. Dr. Alan Arthurs lectures in the School of Management at the University of Bath. The paper discusses the operation and impact of the law...

..., The Journal of Industrial Relations, GPO Box 4479, Sydney, NSW 2001, Australia. © MCB UP Limited 1988 Agriculture Europe Women Workers ...

..., and are, usually employed in unskilled jobs in mines, like loading and carrying. With the introduction of machines for these jobs, these women have gradually been rendered redundant. The lack of education and literacy of the majority of the women workers moreover has made it difficult for them to be trained Equal...