Rosemary Crompton

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL227732A

Top Subjects

Sex role in the work environment (3)
Social structure. (2)
Women, social conditions (2)
Women, economic conditions (2)
Work and family (2)
Sex role (2)
Equality (2)

Books by Rosemary Crompton

Total count: 19

Economy and class structure

Macmillan1977-01-01
White-collar proletariatdeskilling and gender in clerical work

Macmillan1984-01-01
Occupational segregation.

Economic and Social Research Council1988-01-01
Gendered jobs and social change

Unwin Hyman1990-01-01
Class and stratificationan introduction to current debates

Polity Press1993-01-01
Paying the price of carecomparative studies of women's employment and the value of caring

DEMOS1995-01-01
Changing Forms of EmploymentOrganizations, Skills, and Gender

Taylor & Francis, Inc.1996-01-01
Women's employment, gender attitudes and the household in the UK, Norway and the Czech Republic

University of Leicester, Department of Sociology1996-01-01
Women and work in modern Britain

Oxford University Press1997-01-01
Restructuring Gender Relations and EmploymentThe Decline of the Male Breadwinner

Oxford University Press1999-01-01
Changing forms of employmentorganisations, skills, and genderTaylor & Francis e-Library ed.

Routledge2002-01-01
Organisations, careers and caring

Published for the Joseph Rowntree Foundation by the Policy Press2003-01-01
Employment and the familythe reconfiguration of work and family life in contemporary societies

Cambridge University Press2006-01-01
Women, Men, Work and Family in Europe

Palgrave Macmillan2007-01-01
Gender Inequalities in the 21st CenturyNew Barriers and Continuing Constraints

Elgar Publishing, Incorporated, Edward2010-01-01
Gender Inequalities in the 21st CenturyNew Barriers and Continuing Constraints

Elgar Publishing Limited, Edward2010-01-01
Clase y estratificaciónUna introducción a los debates actuales

Tecnos2013-05-14
Clase y estratificaciónUna introducción a los debates actuales

Tecnos2013-05-14
Economic Restructuring and Social Exclusion

Taylor & Francis Group2018-01-01