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Title: Changing families : the rise of the dual earner family : how are families adapting to the present situation?
Authors: Briffa, Fleur (2003)
Keywords: Families -- Malta
Women employees -- Malta
Work-life balance -- Malta
Work and family -- Malta
Dual-career families -- Malta
Issue Date: 2003
Citation: Briffa, F. (2003). Changing families : the rise of the dual earner family : how are families adapting to the present situation? (Bachelor’s dissertation).
Abstract: The principal aim of this study is to explore the dual earner situation and to highlight any differences in the way these families function. In conducting this study I will delve into the experience of a number of dual earner couples pertaining to different working classes and I will explore how they are contending with the difficulties and pressures in order to reconcile work-related expectations with family and childrearing responsibilities. In my study I also include two traditional families to delineate any changes that are taking place in the way families are sharing their responsibilities. During my study I will give an overview of how family friendly measures can contribute to facilitate family and work commitments and I will give examples from the local scene, from the public and private sectors. In order to provide an overseas perspective I will compare and contrast the local situation with that of three different countries namely Denmark, United Kingdom and France.
Description: B.A.(HONS)SOC.WORK
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/84785
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