How Competitive are Female Professionals? A Tale of Identity Conflict

Work-Family Conflict among Married Female Professionals in Pakistan

Over the past few decades, a significant change in the nature of employment and family patterns has been observed globally. The objective of this paper is to determine how work requirements affect family by exploring the phenomenon of the work-family conflict (WFC) and how the family demands impinge the work life – the family-work conflict (FWC) by examining the key issues leading to this criti...

Occasional Identity: a Tale of Two Approaches

There are two very different approaches to accommodating the possibility of occasional identity—that is, the possibility of certain objects being identical at one time but distinct at another. One approach, advanced by André Gallois, seeks to qualify Kripke‘s notion of rigid designation, while the other, originally advanced by George Myro, seeks to qualify Leibniz’s law instead. This paper focu...

How old are dense red blood Cells? The dog's tale.

How are health professionals earning their living in Malawi?

BACKGROUND The migration of health professionals from southern Africa to developed nations is negatively affecting the delivery of health care services in the source countries. Oftentimes however, it is the reasons for the out-migration that have been described in the literature. The work and domestic situations of those health professionals continuing to serve in their posts have not been adeq...

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