Gendered and classed experiences of work–family conflict among lone mothers in Sweden

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Table 1. The participants’ assumed name, occupation, education and children’s age.

Middle class				Working class
Assumed name	Occupation	Education	Children’s age	Assumed name	Occupation	Education	Children’s age
Agnes Anna Britt-Marie Berit Carin Cecilia Disa Emilie Frida Gill Gunilla Ida Josefin Jenny Klara Liv Marianne Nea Olga Olivia Petra Saga Ulla Vera Ylva	Research assistant Journalist, self-employed Psychologist Civil servant Medical doctor Manager Musician Translator Nurse, on disablement pension Nurse Preschool teacher Teacher System developer Web editor University lecturer Nurse Researcher Civil servant Union representative Manager, self-employed University lecturer Nurse Manager Project leader Manager	Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Lower education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education Higher education	10 9, 13 2 4 2, 6 6 13 4, 5 9 4, 12 9 1, 5, 17 5 3, 6 6, 9 12 7, 10 2 5 17 6 6, 9, 12 7 2, 2 8 5, 7	Andrea Denise Elin Felicia Isabell Kristina Louise Moa Rakel Rose-Marie Sanna Susanna Wilma Yasemin	Shop assistant Office assistant Assistant nurse Assistant nurse Cleaner, student Assistant nurse Preschool carer Assistant nurse Assistant nurse Cleaner Office assistant, unemployed Truck driver Assistant nurse Restaurant worker	Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education Lower education	9 6 9, 12 4 5, 9, 12 3, 12 4, 6,11 5 11, 15, 17 8 12 8 5 5
n = 25				n = 14