Gender, work and organization

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    Promise or problem? : a review of the literature on men working in early childhood services

    Claire Cameron

    8(2001):4, s. 430-453
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    Occupational stress, burnout and job status in female academics

    5(1998):2, s. 67-82
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    Trends in women's career patterns and in gender occupational mobility in Britain

    Sheila Jacobs

    6(1999):1, s. 32-46
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    Qualitative studies on ambiguity, contradiction and paradox

    Jeff Hearn, 1947-

    5(1998):1, s. 1-65
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    "Next steps" for equality? : the impact of organizational change on oppurtunities for women in the Civil Service

    Rosie Cunningham

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    6(1999):2, s. 67-78
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    Gender and employment restructuring in British National Health Service manual work

    Peggy Kahn

    6(1999):4, s. 202-212
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    Organizing sexualities, organized inequalities : lesbians and gay men in public service occupations

    Jill C. Humphrey

    6(1999):3, s. 134-151
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    Time, money and the gender order : work orientations and working-time preferences in Britain

    Colette Fagan

    8(2001):3, s. 239-266
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    Feminist insight on gendered work : new directions in research on women and entrepreneurship

    Kiran Mirchandani

    6(1999):4, s. 224-235
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    Work orientations and women's work : a critique of Hakim's theory of the heterogeneity of women

    Ian Procter

    Maureen Padfield

    6(1999):3, s. 152-162