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Symposium on women’s health

‘Happy hours’: women’s well-being and their satisfaction with hours of paid work

Penny Warner-SmithResearch Centre for Gender and Health and School of Social Sciences, The University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia E-mail: [email protected]
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Gita Mishra
Pages 39-48 | Published online: 18 Dec 2014

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Sandte L. Stanley & Justin T. Denney. (2023) All-cause mortality risk for men and women in the United States: the role of partner’s education relative to own education. Health Sociology Review 32:2, pages 161-178.
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Lois Bryson, Penny Warner-Smith, Peter Brown & Leanne Fray. (2007) Managing the work–life roller-coaster: Private stress or public health issue?. Social Science & Medicine 65:6, pages 1142-1153.
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