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Involuntary vs. voluntary flexible work: insights for scholars and stakeholders
A Kaduk, K Genadek, EL Kelly, P Moen
Community, Work & Family 22 (4), 412-442, 2019
1752019
Is work-family conflict a multilevel stressor linking job conditions to mental health? Evidence from the work, family and health network
P Moen, A Kaduk, EE Kossek, L Hammer, OM Buxton, E O’Donnell, ...
Work and family in the new economy 26, 177-217, 2015
712015
Career priorities and pathways across the (gendered) life course
A Rusconi, P Moen, A Kaduk
Handbook of Work–Life Integration Among Professionals, 95-119, 2013
282013
Women Returning to Work Across the Life Course: Who Does It, Why, and What Do They Return To?
AE Kaduk
University of Minnesota, 2017
12017
Step Up or Step Back? The Impact of Non-Employment Duration and Reason on Women’s Workforce Reentry
A Kaduk
2016 Annual Meeting, 2016
12016
Employees under stress: does flexibility enhance life course fit?
P Moen, J Lam, A Kaduk
Praeger, 2012
12012
Move Up or Move Back? The Impact of Non-E mployment Duration and R eason on W omen’s W ages and W ork H ours at W orkforce R eentry
A Kaduk
PAA 2017 Annual Meeting, 2017
2017
Clawson, D., & Gerstel, N. (2014). Unequal Time: Gender, Class, and Family in Employment Schedules
A Kaduk, EL Kelly
Work and Occupations 42 (4), 483-485, 2015
2015
Flexible Work Practices over Time in an IT Organization: Evidence from the Work, Family & Health Network Study
A Kaduk, K Genadek, E Kelly, P Moen, O Buxton, EE Kossek
2014
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