Our members Ann-Zofie Duvander, Marie Valentova and Merve Uzunalioğlu organised the session “The Role of Work Organizations in the Implementation of Social Policy. Special Focus on Work-family Reconciliation Policies” at the 22nd ESPAnet Annual Conference 2024 in Tampere with presenters from within and outside the Action:
- Satu Helske, Jouni Helske, Simon N. Chapman, Sanni Kotimäki, Milla Salin, Santtu Tikka
- Heterogeneous workplace peer effects in fathers’ parental leave uptake in Finland
- Anna Hägglund, Satu Helske, Simon N. Chapman
- ‘All for one and one for all?’ Do wage effects of fathers’ parental leave uptake vary by coworkers’ use of parental leave in Finland?
- Ivana Dobrotić, Rosella Ciccia
- “Leave policies beyond parenting: a life-course perspective.”
- Bastien Chabe-Ferret, Bianca Stumbitz, Helen Norman, Ericka Rascon Ramirez
- Transition to parenthood in UK SMEs
- Alessandro Rizzo, Monica Esposito
- Work life balance and caregiving responsibilities in Italy: the contribution of national collective bargaining in the framework of European and national legislation
- Blanka Plasová, Iveta Zelenková
- Emerging issues in flexible work arrangements in post-pandemic and beyond in the Czech Republic
- Amparo Nagore García, Giovanni Gallo
- Retirement Decisions in the Age of COVID-19: Are Older Employees in Digital Occupations Working Longer?
- Virginija Poškutė, Rūta Kazlauskaitė
- Harmonizing work and life: Unravelling national and organizational patterns in Nordic and Baltic regions
Many other members participated as well:
- Erika Grigorjew
- “The Parental Night Shift: Gendered Inequalities in Night-time Care”
- Keonhi Son
- “Gender cleavage and political parties: partisan effect on family allowance and maternity leave in western countries, 1900-1970”
- Mara Yerkes
- “The Invisibility of Gender: Work-family policy framing, pandemic-containment measures, and gender inequality in work-care reconciliation”
- Mare Ainsaar
- “Have parents of large family higher life satisfaction? Impact of policies, resources, and values of large families in Europe”
- Maximilian Reichert
- “The critical juncture of childbirth: disentangling the impact of leave policy and education”
- Petteri Eerola
- “The Parental Night Shift: Gendered Inequalities in Night-time Care”