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Choosing to Work? Mothers Return-to-Work Decisions, Social Class, and the Local Labor Market

2015

The aim of this study is to examine the ways in which social class shapes the return-to-work decisions of Finnish working-class and middle-class mothers, and how these decisions are structured by the constraints and opportunities mothers face in the local labor market. The focus of the study is in the local labor market of the city of Jyväskylä. The data consist of two semi-structured focus group interviews of 14 employed mothers of below school-age children. Using the framework of “gendered moral rationalities,” the study shows that there are similarities in mothers’ experiences, while the structural constraints mothers faced when deciding about the timing of returning back to work differ.…

Organizational Behavior and Human Resource ManagementLabour economicsWork/life balancelocal labor marketlcsh:HD4801-8943Work–life balancePublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthEthnic groupFace (sociological concept)Genderchildcarelcsh:Labor. Work. Working classSocial classReturn to workFocus groupfemale employmentWork (electrical)Industrial relationsFinancial strainage & diversityethnicitySociologysocial classLife-span and Life-course Studies
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