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Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
This session considers the extent to which family and work intersect in the lives of families, broadly speaking. Themes for this session include work-family conflict, the second shift, dual-career families, the working lives of single-parent families, motherhood and work-family issues, fatherhood and the work-family interface, as well as other topics relevant to work-family life.
“A Substitute for You”: The Moral Meanings of Domestic Outsourcing - Caitlyn Collins, Washington University in St. Louis; Rachel Hellman, Washington University in St. Louis
Canadian Fathers’ Involvement and Perceived Equity in Childcare - Casey Scheibling, McMaster University; Marisa Christine Young, McMaster University; Melissa A. Milkie, University of Toronto; Scott Schieman, University of Toronto
Correlates of Childcare Arrangements Following a First Birth - Alyssa Browne, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Are All Egalitarian Relationships Created Equal? Routine Housework Task Sharing and Relationship Quality in Egalitarian Couples - Daniel L. Carlson, University of Utah
Time use and parental enjoyment of childcare and domestic work in the UK - Allison Dunatchik, University of Pennsylvania; Svetlana Speight, The National Centre for Social Research; Robert Wishart, The National Centre for Social Research