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Precarious Employment and Fathering Among Men in Higher Education Institutions
There has been an increase in literature involving female academic staff on precarious employment contracts and how they balance their work and family lives. However, research involving male academic staff on insecure contracts with children is limited, particularly within the South African context....
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Department of Psychology
2022
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