Glass ceilings and 100-hour couples
what the opt-out phenomenon can teach us about work and family
Glass ceilings & 100-hour couples
Glass ceilings and one hundred-hour couples
Moe, Karine S.
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Shandy, Dianna J.
ebrary, Inc
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Electronic books.
gau
Athens
University of Georgia Press
c2010
2010
monographic
eng
xiv, 215 p.
Numbers too big to ignore -- Why opting out is an everywoman issue -- The 100-hour couple -- Glass ceilings and maternal walls -- Second shift redux -- Child care dilemmas -- Mama time -- The hectic household -- The professionalization of at-home motherhood -- Financial costs -- Negotiating without a paycheck -- Reigniting the career -- Creative strategies for making work "work" -- Coming of age in America.
Karine Moe and Dianna Shandy.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2013. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
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Work and family
United States
Working mothers
United States
Stay-at-home mothers
United States
Women
Employment
United States
Dual-career families
United States
Glass ceiling (Employment discrimination)
United States
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