Dex, Shirley.

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL50603A

Top Subjects

Work & labour (4)
Great Britain (3)
United States (2)
Women -- Employment -- United States (2)
Women -- Employment -- Great Britain (2)
Sociology (2)
Social Science (2)

Books by Dex, Shirley.

Total count: 19

Black and white school-leaversthe first five years of work

Dept. of Employment1982-01-01
Women's work historiesan analysis of the women and employment survey

Dept. of Employment1984-01-01
The sexual division of workconceptual revolutions in the social sciences

St. Martin's Press1985-01-01
The costs of discriminatinga review of the literature

Home Office1986-01-01
British and American women at workdo equal opportunities policies matter?

Macmillan1986-01-01
The economics of discriminationhow far have we come?

University of Aberdeen, Dept. of Political Economy1986-01-01
Women's occupational mobilitya lifetime perspective

St. Martin's Press1987-01-01
Women's attitudes towards work

St. Martin's Press1988-01-01
Life and Work History AnalysesQualitative and Quantitative Developments (Sociological Review Monograph, 37)

Routledge1992-12-01
French and British mothers at work

Macmillan Press1993-01-01
Highly Qualified Women (Research Series: 50)

The Stationery Office Books (Agencies)1995-01-01
Household Labour Supply (Research Series: 43)

The Stationery Office Books (Agencies)1995-01-01
Flexible employmentthe future of Britain's jobs

Macmillan1997-01-01
Parenting and labour force participationthe case for a ministry of the family

ESRC Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge1997-01-01
Minimum wages to protect women's wages and reduce the gender pay gap.

OECD1998-01-01
Families and the Labour Market (Family & Parenthood: Policy & Practice)

Family Policy Studies Centre1999-12-01
Smes and Flexible Working Arrangements (Family & Work)

Policy Pr2002-05-01
The Nature and Pattern of Family-Friendly Employment Policies in Britain (Family & Work)

Policy Pr2002-05-01
Families and Work in the Twenty-first Century (Work & Family Life)

Policy Pr2003-08-19