Inclusion or Exploitation? Irish Women Enter the Labour Force

Gráinne Collins · James Wickham

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Work-Family Balance Challenges Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

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This article seeks to examine the division of women into committed and uncommitted workers by gender theorists. The article uses interview data from a study of women in service sector employment in Ireland to ask how (or even if) women actually make the decision to enter the workforce and why they stay there. Moreover, we explore how some Irish women themselves experience these changes.

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