Women and IT contracting work—a testing process

Susan Grey · Geraldine Healy

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Work-Family Balance Challenges Digital Economy and Work Transformation

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This paper explores the career and work experiences of a little researched group: highly skilled women IT contractors. It considers their reasons for entering the IT field, including the decision to become contractors. It demonstrates the complexity of power and influence of IT contractors and the resilience of the gender order in IT work.

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