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Work-life balance in Europe : the role of job quality

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Bygren, A.Duvander and T.Guillen as mentioned in this paper discussed the tension between work and private life in Spanish Dual-income Couples and concluded: "Tensions between Work and Private Life in Spanish dual-income couples S.M.Drobnic and A.Dema
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Introduction S.Drobnic & A.M.Guillen Working Hours, Autonomy, and Work-family Conflict: a Multi-level Approach H.Chung Job Quality and Work-life Balance: A Comparison of Parents and Older Workers in Europe C.Fagan & P.Walthery Job Quality, Work-family Tensions and Well-being: the Finnish Case M.Salmi & J.Lammi-Taskula Job Demands and Work-family Conflict: Empirical Evidence from Service Sector Employees in Eight European Countries B.Beham & S.Drobnic Part-time in Skilled Jobs: The Case of the U.K., the Netherlands and Spain Z.Ibanez Policies and Practices in Care T.Rostgaard Time with Children: Parents' Active Childcare in Different Family Policy Models M.Bygren, A.Duvander & T.Ferrarini Tensions between Work and Private Life in Spanish Dual-income Couples S.Dema Concluding Thoughts on Tensions between Work and Private Life and Policy Responses A.M.Guillen

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