Occupational Values and Family Roles: A Descriptive Study of Women Working in Blue-Collar and Service Occupations.

Walshok, Mary Lindenstein

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ERIC Number: EJ182485

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Publication Date: 1978

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Occupational Values and Family Roles: A Descriptive Study of Women Working in Blue-Collar and Service Occupations

Walshok, Mary Lindenstein

Urban and Social Change Review, 11, 1-2, 12-20, 78

An overview is provided of what is known about working class women and work (based on census data and the currently available body of research). The findings from an ongoing study of women in blue-collar and service occupations in three California cities are discussed. (Author/GC)

Descriptors: Blue Collar Occupations, Employed Women, Family Life, Research Reviews (Publications), Role Conflict, Service Occupations, Sex Role, Surveys, Values, Wages

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