The Decade Report: Making Change, chronicles the diverse body of work undertaken by the Centre for Work Families and Well-Being since its inception in 1998.
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This study examined challenges to financial security faced by self-employed women when their earnings are interrupted after childbirth/adoption or for personal or family health reasons. Policy mechanisms that could promote greater economic security for… read more...
Sunday, January 31
A new Canadian qualitative study provides insight into the strategies home-based workers use to create boundaries between their… read more...
Monday, December 7
Raising the Global Floor is a new book that measures how well 190 governments around the world meet the needs of working women,… read more...
is an innovative, interdisciplinary research and educational centre, responding to dramatic changes in family patterns, paid work, and broader economic and political structures.
Faculty, staff and graduate students work in matters relevant to individual and family well-being, the interface between work and family, and contextual factors that affect workplace productivity and community supports. Research topics include organizational health, family dynamics, social support and community development.
The Centre's core strengths include strategic research, policy analysis and best practices development.
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