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Balanced and Imbalanced Societal Norms About Working: A Comparison of Four National Labor Markets at Two Time Points

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Balanced_and_Imbalanced_WP93_20pdf.pdf (948.04 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/77141
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Author
Ruiz-Quintanilla, S. Antonio
England, George W.
Abstract

Two normative orientations: work as an obligation/duty versus work as an entitlement/right are compared among representative samples from the American, German, Belgian, and Japanese labor force exploring four domains: "Work itself', "Meaningful work", "Work Improvements", and "Care for the Future" at two points in time. Results reveal: Stability over time, and significant differences related to age, occupational group membership, and country.

Date Issued
1993-10-01
Keywords
balance
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work
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labor
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market
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time
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point
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orientation
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obligation
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duty
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entitlement
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right
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labor force
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German
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improvement
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future
Type
preprint

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