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Breastfeeding and Complementary Feeding Practices among Working Women with 6 Months of paid Maternity Leave in a Municipal Zone of South West Delhi. [PDF]
Indian J Community MedArya K, Maroof KA, Upadhyay MK, Shah D.
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Breast Cancer Screening Behavior among Working Women in Japan: Characteristics and Factors Inhibiting Screening. [PDF]
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Effects of Web-Based Decision Aid to Support Cervical Cancer Screening Decision Among Young Working Women: A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial. [PDF]
Int J Behav MedChan DNS, Choi KC, So WKW.
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WOMEN'S WORK AND WORKING WOMEN
Gender & Society, 2001The demand for female labor is a central explanatory component of macrostructural theories of gender stratification. This study analyzes how the structural demand for female labor affects gender differences in labor force participation. The authors develop a measure of the gendered demand for labor by indexing the degree to which the occupational ...
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Work, 1994
An understanding of what work means to women is provided with an overview of history; a review of unpaid work, including child care, parental care, and volunteerism; and the current status of women and work. Women's leadership style emphasizing team building, empowerment, and a consensus model is described. The need for validation of the multiple roles
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An understanding of what work means to women is provided with an overview of history; a review of unpaid work, including child care, parental care, and volunteerism; and the current status of women and work. Women's leadership style emphasizing team building, empowerment, and a consensus model is described. The need for validation of the multiple roles
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Women, Work, and Culture [PDF]
Journal of the European Economic Association, 2007 This paper discusses some recent advances in the area of culture and economics and examines the effect of culture on a key economic outcome: female labour supply. To separate the effect of market variables and institutions from culture, I use an epidemiological approach, studying second-generation American women.
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