Gender Dynamics in Remote Work Environments

Authors

  • Kai Taylor
  • Robin Perez
  • Pat Lee

Keywords:

gender, remote work, work-life balance, equality, sociology

Abstract

This paper investigates the changes in gender dynamics within remote work environments that have become prevalent post-pandemic. Focusing on the sociological aspects, it highlights the implications for gender roles, work-life balance, and professional visibility. By analyzing surveys and interviews across diverse industries, the study provides insights into the evolving gender norms and the long-term impacts on workplace equality.

Author Biographies

Kai Taylor

Ph.D.
Stanford University
450 Serra Mall, Stanford, CA 94305, USA

Robin Perez

Ph.D.
University of Sydney
Camperdown NSW 2006, Australia

Pat Lee

Ph.D.
Lviv University
Universytetska St, 1, Lviv, Lviv Oblast, Ukraine, 79000

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Published

2023-07-19

Issue

Section

Articles