... Employment Glass ceiling Gender discrimination Flexible working hours Family roles Equal opportunities According to Singh, Kumra and Vinnicombe (1998 cited in Singh and Terjesen, 2008) from an interaction centred viewpoint, women limit their own advancement due to their reluctance to self promote...

... effect of the traditional division of gender roles in the family and a negative work‐family culture in the organization in contributing to increasing levels of work‐family conflict, particularly in a context of work intensification. Gender Conflict management Family roles Design of work Portugal...

... them or their opinion on a five‐point Likert scale. An item on the AS scale was “How seriously do you take your work,” an item on the II scale was “Do you usually get irritated.” Careers Managers Women Role conflict Family roles Turkey There has been considerable recent interest...

... conflict Family roles An increase in the number of families in which both spouses or partners work either full‐ or part‐time has occurred over the last three decades. In 1970, both spouses in 39 percent of married couples worked compared to 61 percent of married couples in 1993 (Blau et al...