Restructuring workplace cultures: the ultimate work‐family challenge?
Women in Management ReviewPublished 1 February 2001
Suzan Lewis
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Abstract
Work‐life polices and practices have the potential to enhance opportunities for women in the workplace (and opportunities for men to be more involved in family life), but are often undermined by workplace culture. Presents a case study of an organisation which is addressing issues of workplace culture in relation to work‐life policies and gender equality. Despite achieving substantial change in practice and in shared assumptions, a new set of issues have emerged which will require innovative solutions.
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