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Family-Supportive Employer Policies:Are They Relevant to Men?

	Family-Supportive Employer Policies:Are They Relevant to Men? (1991) SKU: 244
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Author: Joseph H. Pleck This paper discusses the relevance of family-supportive policies to men. Trends in men's family participation, evidence concerning men's use of alternative work schedules, and teh availability and use of men's parental leave are discussed.
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