work‐family conflict via their workload, based on a conceptual model and within a Scandinavian context. The central … Norwegian managers. The applied sample size is 2,195, with 1,740 men and 455 women. In addition to indicators of time‐based work‐family … glass ceiling constraints and less often experience work‐family conflict. Step‐wise regression analysis demonstrates that …

and understand consumer behaviour in a family context, using consumption of fish for the family as an example. Design …/methodology/approach – Survey data from a sample of 452 Norwegian respondents are used. The target behaviour was eating fish as a family meal. The … relationship between satisfaction and behaviour in a family context. Practical implications – The role of satisfaction as a …

Purpose Pyramid schemes create an unusual situation, where the victims might be effectively turned into offenders, as …

The position of ex‐offenders as a group who are as equally in need of protection as those who are discriminated against … on grounds of race or sex is highlighted. The provisions of the unfair dismissal legislation as they bear on ex‐offenders … and the extent to which this legislation and the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 are safeguarding the recruitment …

and researchers. Norway, as a fossil fuel export country, is a good choice for the analysis of the relationships between … article, the effects of energy changes on the economy are investigated in Norway. In this regard, first, the impact of oil …

The rapid growth in the field of m-health has not gone unnoticed by the mainstream media in Norway. Norwegian …