Purpose: Employees and their work during non-work time are affected bytechnology development, societal changes other factors that havean inherent impact on the employees’ attitude towards nonworktime. The purpose of this article is to provide an overview upto-date research employees performing time.Design/Methodology/Approach: main methodological approachused in a systematic literature review 1...

Since 1920 an international course of training in Public Health Nursing, organised by the Red Cross Societies, has been held at Bedford College for Women in order to meet the increasing demand in all countries for nurses qualified for service in the Public Health field. This year the students have more than maintained the high standard set by former groups, and all sixteen students received the...

It is difficult to include all the subject-matter on public health chemistry within a small compass, as the scope of the subject is very big. The author is to be congratulated on having presented this very successfully in his treatise to students of public health chemistry in a very clear and simple manner. Within the narrow limit of 363 pages he has left few points untouched. We can safely rec...

New technologies tend to exert a profound influence on modern city life. This paper addresses the role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the city. After a broad overview of the potential of ICT in a geographical setting and its possible impact on urban policy in regard to the ICT sector, the paper focusses attention on urban public policy in regard to the ICT sector. This s...

Violence against women is persisting in many parts of the world. At same time, there a global trend increased female labour force participation. In this paper we study effect on intimate partner violence large public work program India that explicitly encourages participation (MGNREGA). Based detailed administrative data, show leads to more women. We argue could be explained by male backlash me...