Titlebook: Women and Working Lives; Divisions and Change Sara Arber (Senior Lecturer in Sociology),Nigel Gi Book 1992 British Sociological Association

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Feminisation of the Labour Force in Britain and France France the M-shape of the participation rates by age has now virtually disappeared giving a relatively smooth pattern of participation over prime age ranges. In the UK an M-shape pattern still prevails, although the dip in the twenties and thirties age brackets have been moderated.

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Demographic Change and ‘New Opportunities’ for Woman: The Case of Employers’ Career Break Schemesmothers. In a political and economic climate where market forces prevail, the onus has been placed upon individual employers to make provisions which will help women to combine a career with a family. This has been seen by some as a period of new opportunity for women.

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Women, Business and Self-Employment: A Conceptual Minefieldself- employed or start a small business, where they are located in the market geographically and financially, what types of establishment they run, whether they differ from other women in terms of personal characteristics and how their experiences compare to men’s are all areas requiring research.

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Re-assessing Women’s Working Lives: An Introductory Essaypetty enterprise and exchanges used by women to generate resources. These strategies are both constrained and enabled by women’s domestic lives and their networks of personal and social relationships.

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World War, Women’s Work and the Gender Division of Paid Labour have consequences for participation rates after the war? Did their employment in what were conventionally regarded as ‘men’s’ occupations lead to any longer-term changes in patterns of occupational segregation?

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