Female Part-Time Managers: Careers, Mentors and Role Models
作者： Susan Durbin , Jennifer Tomlinson
DOI: 10.1111/GWAO.12038
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摘要: … , prior to and after a transition to part-time working, before … However, it is not known whether female part-time managers … organizations mid-career when they are most likely to make …
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