Edited by Tanja van der Lippe, Professor of Sociology, Utrecht University and Pascale Peters, Nyenrode Business Universiteit, the Netherlands

'. . . this book is an interesting contribution to the theory and practice of a major concern for a more balanced working life and a less stress-related health problems, particularly in the context of a shrinking labour force in the coming decades and population ageing. It will be valuable to policy makers, employers, human resources managers, trade unions and labour market specialists.'

• Contents:Preface 1. Finding TimeTanja van der Lippe and Pascale PetersPART I: TRENDS IN TIME USE AND TIME PRESSURE2. Time Pressure and Quality of Life Manfred Garhammer 3. More Work for Mothers? Trends and Gender Differences in MultitaskingLiana C. Sayer4. Odd Working Hours and Time PressureKoen Breedveld5. Under Pressure: Time and Time Pressure in Flanders Maarten Moens PART II: WORKPLACE AND HOUSEHOLD RELATED CAUSES 6. Trading off or Having it all? Workers’ Preferences for Work and Family Time Judith Treas and Christin Hilgeman7. Employees’ Preferences for Longer or Shorter Working Hours Kea G. Tijdens8. The Puzzle of Unpaid Overtime: Can the Time Greediness of Post-Fordist Work be Explained?Patricia van Echtelt, Arie C. Glebbeek, Rudi Wielers and Siegwart Lindenberg9. Working Time, Client Time and Family Time: Accounting for Time in the Accountancy ProfessionSuzan Lewis10. Labour Supply: The Effects of Employer Demands and Household Governance Philip Wotschack, Jacques Siegers, Babette Pouwels and Rafael WittekPART III: ORGANIZATIONAL AND HOUSEHOLD SOLUTIONS TO TIME PRESSURE11. Trading Time and Money: Explaining Employee Participation and Leave Choices in a Flexible Benefit PlanCarlien Hillebrink, Joop Schippers, Pascale Peters and Anneke van Doorne-Huiskes 12. Household Outsourcing: A Transaction Cost ApproachEsther de Ruijter and Tanja van der Lippe13. Time Competition in Home-Based Telework: A Theoretical FrameworkPeter Standen14. Access to Home-Based Telework: A Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Perspective Pascale Peters and Tanja van der Lippe15. Does Telecommuting Really Save Commute Time? Time, Distance, and Speed Evidence from State of California Workers David T. Ory and Patricia L. Mokhtarian Index

Edited by Tanja van der Lippe, Professor of Sociology, Utrecht University and Pascale Peters, Nyenrode Business Universiteit, the Netherlands

'. . . this book is an interesting contribution to the theory and practice of a major concern for a more balanced working life and a less stress-related health problems, particularly in the context of a shrinking labour force in the coming decades and population ageing. It will be valuable to policy makers, employers, human resources managers, trade unions and labour market specialists.'

• Contents:Preface 1. Finding TimeTanja van der Lippe and Pascale PetersPART I: TRENDS IN TIME USE AND TIME PRESSURE2. Time Pressure and Quality of Life Manfred Garhammer 3. More Work for Mothers? Trends and Gender Differences in MultitaskingLiana C. Sayer4. Odd Working Hours and Time PressureKoen Breedveld5. Under Pressure: Time and Time Pressure in Flanders Maarten Moens PART II: WORKPLACE AND HOUSEHOLD RELATED CAUSES 6. Trading off or Having it all? Workers’ Preferences for Work and Family Time Judith Treas and Christin Hilgeman7. Employees’ Preferences for Longer or Shorter Working Hours Kea G. Tijdens8. The Puzzle of Unpaid Overtime: Can the Time Greediness of Post-Fordist Work be Explained?Patricia van Echtelt, Arie C. Glebbeek, Rudi Wielers and Siegwart Lindenberg9. Working Time, Client Time and Family Time: Accounting for Time in the Accountancy ProfessionSuzan Lewis10. Labour Supply: The Effects of Employer Demands and Household Governance Philip Wotschack, Jacques Siegers, Babette Pouwels and Rafael WittekPART III: ORGANIZATIONAL AND HOUSEHOLD SOLUTIONS TO TIME PRESSURE11. Trading Time and Money: Explaining Employee Participation and Leave Choices in a Flexible Benefit PlanCarlien Hillebrink, Joop Schippers, Pascale Peters and Anneke van Doorne-Huiskes 12. Household Outsourcing: A Transaction Cost ApproachEsther de Ruijter and Tanja van der Lippe13. Time Competition in Home-Based Telework: A Theoretical FrameworkPeter Standen14. Access to Home-Based Telework: A Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Perspective Pascale Peters and Tanja van der Lippe15. Does Telecommuting Really Save Commute Time? Time, Distance, and Speed Evidence from State of California Workers David T. Ory and Patricia L. Mokhtarian Index

Edited by Tanja van der Lippe, Professor of Sociology, Utrecht University and Pascale Peters, Nyenrode Business Universiteit, the Netherlands

'. . . this book is an interesting contribution to the theory and practice of a major concern for a more balanced working life and a less stress-related health problems, particularly in the context of a shrinking labour force in the coming decades and population ageing. It will be valuable to policy makers, employers, human resources managers, trade unions and labour market specialists.'

• Contents:Preface 1. Finding TimeTanja van der Lippe and Pascale PetersPART I: TRENDS IN TIME USE AND TIME PRESSURE2. Time Pressure and Quality of Life Manfred Garhammer 3. More Work for Mothers? Trends and Gender Differences in MultitaskingLiana C. Sayer4. Odd Working Hours and Time PressureKoen Breedveld5. Under Pressure: Time and Time Pressure in Flanders Maarten Moens PART II: WORKPLACE AND HOUSEHOLD RELATED CAUSES 6. Trading off or Having it all? Workers’ Preferences for Work and Family Time Judith Treas and Christin Hilgeman7. Employees’ Preferences for Longer or Shorter Working Hours Kea G. Tijdens8. The Puzzle of Unpaid Overtime: Can the Time Greediness of Post-Fordist Work be Explained?Patricia van Echtelt, Arie C. Glebbeek, Rudi Wielers and Siegwart Lindenberg9. Working Time, Client Time and Family Time: Accounting for Time in the Accountancy ProfessionSuzan Lewis10. Labour Supply: The Effects of Employer Demands and Household Governance Philip Wotschack, Jacques Siegers, Babette Pouwels and Rafael WittekPART III: ORGANIZATIONAL AND HOUSEHOLD SOLUTIONS TO TIME PRESSURE11. Trading Time and Money: Explaining Employee Participation and Leave Choices in a Flexible Benefit PlanCarlien Hillebrink, Joop Schippers, Pascale Peters and Anneke van Doorne-Huiskes 12. Household Outsourcing: A Transaction Cost ApproachEsther de Ruijter and Tanja van der Lippe13. Time Competition in Home-Based Telework: A Theoretical FrameworkPeter Standen14. Access to Home-Based Telework: A Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Perspective Pascale Peters and Tanja van der Lippe15. Does Telecommuting Really Save Commute Time? Time, Distance, and Speed Evidence from State of California Workers David T. Ory and Patricia L. Mokhtarian Index