The Second Shift¶
Hochschild, A. R., & Machung, A. (1989). The Second Shift: Working Parents and the Revolution at Home.
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Primes¶
- Role Conflict
- Hochschild's 1989 treatment of the "second shift" documented the systematic role-conflict burden borne disproportionately by women in households where caregiving and wage-labor roles collide without institutional accommodation
This sourceViking. Ethnographic documentation of asymmetric gender role-conflict burden in households where wage labor and caregiving roles are unequally distributed. gender-asymmetric role-conflict burden.
- Hochschild's 1989 treatment of the "second shift" documented the systematic role-conflict burden borne disproportionately by women in households where caregiving and wage-labor roles collide without institutional accommodation
Mechanisms¶
- School–Work Schedule Coordination
- Its strength is turning a recurring daily scramble into a stable arrangement with known slack and a known fallback — real relief for the compressed evening that researchers of the "second shift" describe, where paid work and unpaid care cycles collide at exactly the hours a family has least room.
This sourceDescribes the “second shift” as a compressed evening in which paid work and unpaid care cycles collide.
- Its strength is turning a recurring daily scramble into a stable arrangement with known slack and a known fallback — real relief for the compressed evening that researchers of the "second shift" describe, where paid work and unpaid care cycles collide at exactly the hours a family has least room.
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