Janet Z. Giele is professor of sociology and women's studies at the Heller School of Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.Leslie F. Stebbins is a reference librarian at the Brandeis University Libraries and serves as liaison to the Department of Sociology at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. Her published works include ABC-CLIO's Work and Family in America: A Reference Handbook.

"[T]his work provides a historical perspective of how the position of women in the workplace has changed since 1945 . . . The work concludes with a glossary and an index. This volume would be a good place for high school and undergraduate students to begin their research on employment rights and women’s rights in the workplace." - American Reference Books Annual

Janet Z. Giele is professor of sociology and women's studies at the Heller School of Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.Leslie F. Stebbins is a reference librarian at the Brandeis University Libraries and serves as liaison to the Department of Sociology at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. Her published works include ABC-CLIO's Work and Family in America: A Reference Handbook.

"[T]his work provides a historical perspective of how the position of women in the workplace has changed since 1945 . . . The work concludes with a glossary and an index. This volume would be a good place for high school and undergraduate students to begin their research on employment rights and women’s rights in the workplace." - American Reference Books Annual

Janet Z. Giele is professor of sociology and women's studies at the Heller School of Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.Leslie F. Stebbins is a reference librarian at the Brandeis University Libraries and serves as liaison to the Department of Sociology at Brandeis University, Waltham, MA. Her published works include ABC-CLIO's Work and Family in America: A Reference Handbook.

"[T]his work provides a historical perspective of how the position of women in the workplace has changed since 1945 . . . The work concludes with a glossary and an index. This volume would be a good place for high school and undergraduate students to begin their research on employment rights and women’s rights in the workplace." - American Reference Books Annual