Between “the front” and “the back”

Socioeconomic determinants of economic reintegration in Colombia: evidence from a Probit Model

“…It is necessary to acknowledge that the analyzed sample of 394 individuals comprises 356 men and only 38 women. Nevertheless, the results of the economic reintegration rate by gender in this research are congruent with those obtained by other authors such as Song (1995), Braña & Antón (2007), Kokot (2015), Peng & She (2020) and Baquero et al (2000) who stated that there is gender discrimination against women in the labor market.…”

Socioeconomic determinants of economic reintegration in Colombia: evidence from a Probit Model

“…It is necessary to acknowledge that the analyzed sample of 394 individuals comprises 356 men and only 38 women. Nevertheless, the results of the economic reintegration rate by gender in this research are congruent with those obtained by other authors such as Song (1995), Braña & Antón (2007), Kokot (2015), Peng & She (2020) and Baquero et al (2000) who stated that there is gender discrimination against women in the labor market.…”

Uncovering Implicit Assumptions: Reviewing the Work–Family Interface in Family Business and Offering Opportunities for Future Research

“…Other geographic settings include Asia (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, China; e.g., Chen et al, 2018), Europe (Germany, Britain, Italy, Sweden, Turkey; e.g., Bjursell & Bäckvall, 2011), Canada (e.g., Houshmand et al, 2017), Australia (e.g., Smith, 2000), and South Africa (e.g., Venter et al, 2009). Only one article conducts a comparison across cultures-the United States and Australia (Smyrnios et al, 2003). These results suggest a U.S.-centric topography with next to no cross-cultural assessment or exploration.…”

The criminalisation and exploitation of irregular Chinese migrant workers in the United Kingdom

“…Female ICMWs are particularly susceptible to exploitation. In the Chinese catering industry, women are concentrated in the lowest position of kitchen porter and are unlikely to be promoted to the senior position of chef (Song, 1995). Outside the catering industry, women are largely restricted to domestic work, where the wages are lower and the risk of severe exploitation, including sexual abuse, is high (Anderson, 2000; Clark and Kumarappan, 2011; Pai, 2008).…”

Socioeconomic determinants of economic reintegration in Colombia: evidence from a Probit Model

“…It is necessary to acknowledge that the analyzed sample of 394 individuals comprises 356 men and only 38 women. Nevertheless, the results of the economic reintegration rate by gender in this research are congruent with those obtained by other authors such as Song (1995), Braña & Antón (2007), Kokot (2015), Peng & She (2020) and Baquero et al (2000) who stated that there is gender discrimination against women in the labor market.…”

Uncovering Implicit Assumptions: Reviewing the Work–Family Interface in Family Business and Offering Opportunities for Future Research

“…Other geographic settings include Asia (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, China; e.g., Chen et al, 2018), Europe (Germany, Britain, Italy, Sweden, Turkey; e.g., Bjursell & Bäckvall, 2011), Canada (e.g., Houshmand et al, 2017), Australia (e.g., Smith, 2000), and South Africa (e.g., Venter et al, 2009). Only one article conducts a comparison across cultures-the United States and Australia (Smyrnios et al, 2003). These results suggest a U.S.-centric topography with next to no cross-cultural assessment or exploration.…”

The criminalisation and exploitation of irregular Chinese migrant workers in the United Kingdom

“…Female ICMWs are particularly susceptible to exploitation. In the Chinese catering industry, women are concentrated in the lowest position of kitchen porter and are unlikely to be promoted to the senior position of chef (Song, 1995). Outside the catering industry, women are largely restricted to domestic work, where the wages are lower and the risk of severe exploitation, including sexual abuse, is high (Anderson, 2000; Clark and Kumarappan, 2011; Pai, 2008).…”

Socioeconomic determinants of economic reintegration in Colombia: evidence from a Probit Model

“…It is necessary to acknowledge that the analyzed sample of 394 individuals comprises 356 men and only 38 women. Nevertheless, the results of the economic reintegration rate by gender in this research are congruent with those obtained by other authors such as Song (1995), Braña & Antón (2007), Kokot (2015), Peng & She (2020) and Baquero et al (2000) who stated that there is gender discrimination against women in the labor market.…”

Uncovering Implicit Assumptions: Reviewing the Work–Family Interface in Family Business and Offering Opportunities for Future Research

“…Other geographic settings include Asia (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, China; e.g., Chen et al, 2018), Europe (Germany, Britain, Italy, Sweden, Turkey; e.g., Bjursell & Bäckvall, 2011), Canada (e.g., Houshmand et al, 2017), Australia (e.g., Smith, 2000), and South Africa (e.g., Venter et al, 2009). Only one article conducts a comparison across cultures-the United States and Australia (Smyrnios et al, 2003). These results suggest a U.S.-centric topography with next to no cross-cultural assessment or exploration.…”

The criminalisation and exploitation of irregular Chinese migrant workers in the United Kingdom

“…Female ICMWs are particularly susceptible to exploitation. In the Chinese catering industry, women are concentrated in the lowest position of kitchen porter and are unlikely to be promoted to the senior position of chef (Song, 1995). Outside the catering industry, women are largely restricted to domestic work, where the wages are lower and the risk of severe exploitation, including sexual abuse, is high (Anderson, 2000; Clark and Kumarappan, 2011; Pai, 2008).…”