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Gender and the Intensification of Work: Evidence from the European Working Conditions Surveys

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This paper uses the European Working Conditions Surveys to examine the intensity of work for male and female employees. The first section gives an overview of the usefulness of the survey for examining European Union (EU) working conditions and shows how women's intensity of work has been...

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