Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre
Sydney, Australia
Monday 24 – Thursday 27 August 2009

 

 

Track 3 –  Work, Family and Community

 

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Paper Title

 

Wednesday 26 August 2009

7

Measuring the impact of work-life initiatives: the development and validation of the Work-Life Impact Scale
Anne Bardoel, Monash University, AUSTRALIA, Annie De Cieri,Monash University, Tracey Shea,Monash University

21

The Labour Market Participation of Mothers - Understanding the Role of Occupational Norms
Tanya Carney, Australian School of Business, AUSTRALIA,  

24

“Too much of one and less of the other”: Young British and Asian Future Labour Market Entrants Making Sense of ‘Work-Life Balance’
Uracha Chatrakul Na Ayudhya, Middlesex University Business School, UNITED KINGDOM, Paul Lewis,Middlesex University Business School,  

25

The Effect of Work-Life Balance Policies on Women Employees Turnover: Evidence from Japanese Firm-Level Panel Data
Hui-Yu Chiang, Osaka University, JAPAN,

28

Title: Emerging jurisprudence on the labour law protection for undocumented migrant workers in South Africa: Lessons for other countries
Wabo Dieudonne Coffie, Ciclass, SOUTH AFRICA,  

64

European Work-Family Life Balance Perspective
Siyami Alp Limoncuoglu, Izmir University of Economics, TURKEY, Candice Harris Harcar,Izmir University of Economics

 

Thursday 27 August 2009

6

Discourse Practice Gaps in Work Life Balance: Comparative Case Studies in the Australian Construction Industry.
Paula McDonald, Queensland University of Technology, AUSTRALIA, Keith Townsend,Griffith University, Abby Cathcart,Queensland University of Technology,

32

Co-regulating Gender and Diversity-oriented Human Resources Management: the Potential of International Framework Agreements
Katharina Schiederig, Free University of Berlin, GERMANY,  

37

SUBJECTIVE POWER AMONG SELF-EMPLOYED WOMEN – CONSTRUCT OF EXPERIENCE
Tytti Solankallio, University of Jyvaskyla, FINLAND,  

50

What Causes Employees to Use Work-Life Balance Programs: the Role of Culture, Delegation, High Performance Work Systems, and Communication
Jing Wang, Saint Mary's University, CANADA,  

61

The Role of Collective and Individual Voice on Employee Experiences with||Work-life Flexibility Policies and Practices in the United States
Peter Berg, Michigan State University, USA, Ellen

62

Work and family in the context of community and the wider society
Kennedy Bridge, Centre For Work + Life - UniSA, AUSTRALIA, Barbara Pocock,

 

 

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