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First published 2021-6

Counting the Hours: The Influence of Gender and Occupation on Work Hour Mismatch Prevalence and Resolution in Australia

Britta Girtz

Labor Studies Journal

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First published 2017-6

Working Hours Mismatch,Macroeconomic Changes,and Mental Well-being in Europe

Deborah De Moortel, Olivier Thévenon, Hans De Witte [...]

Journal of Health and Social Behavior

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First published 2024-2

Work hour mismatches and sickness absence and the moderating role of human resource practices: Evidence from Germany

Ricarda Reich

German Journal of Human Resource Management: Zeitschrift für Personalforschung

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First published 2006-8

Pursuing Preferences: The Creation and Resolution of Work Hour Mismatches

Jeremy Reynolds, Lydia Aletraris

American Sociological Review

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First published 2010-11

Mostly Mismatched With a Chance of Settling

Jeremy Reynolds, Lydia Aletraris

Work and Occupations

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First published 2022

Predictors of Satisfaction With Work Environment in the Context of a Mismatch in Working Hours: A Nationwide,Large-Scale,Cross-Sectional Study

Robert Kim

INQUIRY: The Journal of Health Care Organization,Provision,and Financing

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First published 2007-06

Work–Family Conflict,Children,and Hour Mismatches in Australia

Jeremy Reynolds, Lydia Aletraris

Journal of Family Issues

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First published 2013-8

Long working hours and working-time preferences: Between desirability and feasibility

Iain Campbell, Brigid van Wanrooy

Human Relations

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First published 2017-4

Male Breadwinning Revisited: How Specialisation,Gender Role Attitudes and Work Characteristics Affect Overwork and Underwork in Europe

Shireen Kanji, Robin Samuel

Sociology

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First published 2020-2

When less time is preferred: An analysis of the conceptualization and measurement of overemployment

Julia Hiemer, Maike Andresen

Time & Society

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