Labour law, work, and family : critical and comparative perspectives

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Labour law, work, and family : critical and comparative perspectives

edited by Joanne Conaghan and Kerry Rittich

Oxford University Press, 2005

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • Introduction : interrogating the work/family divide / Joanne Conaghan and Kerry Rittich
  • Work, family, and the discipline of labour law / Joanne Conaghan
  • Equity or efficiency : international institutions and the work/family nexus / Kerry Rittich
  • Work/family, Australian labour law, and the normative worker / Anna Chapman
  • The right to flexibility / Hugh Collins
  • Recommodifying time : working hours of 'live-in' domestic workers / Guy Mundlak
  • The family economy versus the labour market (or housework as a legal issue) / Maria Rosaria Marella
  • Gender and diversification of labour forms in Japan / Mutsuko Asakura
  • Poor women's work experiences : gaps in the 'work/family' discussion / Lucy Williams
  • Work, family, and parenthood : the European Union agenda / Clare McGlynn
  • Taking leave : work and family in Australian law and policy / Rosemary J. Owens
  • A new gender contract? : work/life balance and working-time flexibility / Judy Fudge
  • Work and family issues in the transitional countries of central and eastern Europe : the case of Hungary / Csilla Kollonay Lehoczky
  • Issues of work and family in Japan / Hiroko Hayashi
  • A woman's world : what if care work were socialized and police/fire protection left to individual families? / Richard Michael Fischl

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