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Domestic-office work-load and coping mechanisms of female bankers in Ibadan, Nigeria
Banking jobs have overtime been perceived to be tasking and time demanding, especially for married women in a patriarchal community like Ibadan. This, coupled with the roles women play as wives and mothers, have implications for women’s psychological wellbeing and work performance. The paper, thus,...
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