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Subject: Sociology Of Labour

Working-time patterns, job-related well-being, and turnover intentions among paid caregivers: a population-based longitudinal study

Flexibility stigma in the UK and Germany post-pandemic: intersectionality of stigma across gender and parental lines

Working from home among older adults in the UK: examining its link to labor market exit intentions and expected retirement age

Remote work frequency and loneliness among United Kingdom employees: the moderating role of active and passive social media use

Dads want to work from home, but fear career penalties

Dads want to work from home, but fear career penalties

Should sisters be doing it for themselves? Against the housewifisation of women’s entrepreneurship

Gendered dynamics of gig economy dependence and life satisfaction: the mediating role of perceived financial insecurity

On penalties and premiums: the impact of childbirth on the well-being and work of parents

Empowered for democracy: supervisory role, national-level workplace democracy and political involvement

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