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Sociology of work and occupations

the pattern in which workers spend longer hours at work partly because the workplace offers more recognition and order than an increasingly pressured home.

In sociology of work and occupations, time bind refers to the pattern in which workers spend longer hours at work partly because the workplace offers more recognition and order than an increasingly pressured home. This meaning comes from Hochschild (1997) in The Time Bind.[1]

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References

Hochschild, A. R., & Oechsle, M. (1997). The Time Bind. Leske & Budrich. ISBN 9780805044706

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