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Peer reviewedGini, A. R.; Sullivan, Terry – Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 1988
Most women now hold full-time jobs, yet still bear heavy responsibility for the home. Ideally, postfeminist women would like a balance; in reality, they are forced to choose between the two. Women who insist on their rights to meaningful work and to a family must push for workplace changes. (Author/CH)
Descriptors: Adults, Employed Women, Feminism, Flexible Working Hours
Peer reviewedSaindon, Jacqueline J.; Holt, Margaret E. – Continuing Higher Education Review, 1987
The authors discuss the issue of continuing education's most important audience. They state that most participants are college graduates, professionals, or high-salaried individuals, whereas those who could benefit the most from continuing education rarely participate. (CH)
Descriptors: Adults, Citizenship Education, Community Responsibility, Continuing Education
