Dr Clare Lyonette
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RESEARCH PROFILEWork and family, gender roles, careers, childcare, work-life balance, work-life conflict, work stress and family well-being, among others. |
BACKGROUNDClare joined the Institute for Employment Research as a research fellow in February 2009. Having completed her PhD at the University of Southampton in 2003, she worked with Professor Rosemary Crompton at City University, London, on a series of ESRC-funded projects, including an extended project within the Gender Equality Network (www.genet.ac.uk). After leaving City University in June 2008, she worked for 6 months for the Relationships Foundation, preparing a comprehensive review of the literature on the impact of long and atypical working hours on family well-being. She uses both qualitative and quantitative data in her research, and is currently preparing proposals for submission to various funding bodies, specifically in the area of work and family issues. |
RESEARCH PROJECTSClick on the link below to view all research projects |
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Professional Membership:
- British Psychological Society (1994 to date)
- British Sociological Association (2010 to date)
- European Sociological Association (2011 to date)
Other professional activities:
- Member of the BPS Division of Occupational Psychology Work-life balance Working Group (2009 to date)
- Elected editorial board member for Work, Employment and Society (January 2011- January 2014)
