SAC presents: Kamala Ramadoss
341 Eggers Hall
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Kamala Ramadoss, Assistant Professor, Department of Child and Family studies, Syracuse University
Work-family Interface in IndiaEconomic liberalization in India has increased employment opportunities, particularly for women. Women have entered the paid work force in large numbers, leading to increasing numbers of dual-earner households. The results of such a shift on work-family balance have implications for one’s health situation, marital commitment and life satisfaction. This talk examines the ways in which the Frone model of work-family conflict works differently in the context of India, with the goal of designing interventions that will promote better quality of life.
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