Level of economic development of the country of origin and work-to-family conflict after migration to Canada
Abstract
Using a sample of employed adults living in Canada, this article examines patterns and antecedents of work-to-family conflict (WFC) among immigrants, relative to the native-born. We test whether the origin-country— or intermediary country of residence— country-level economic development, and length of residence in Canada interact to affect WFC differentially for immigrants. We hypothesize that origin-country economic development impacts the...
Paper Details
Title
Level of economic development of the country of origin and work-to-family conflict after migration to Canada
Published Date
Mar 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
63
Pages
263 - 276
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