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The gap

Consensus across the literature

Supporting evidence — 3 representative gaps

• Work-family conflict in a comparative context: immigrant and native workers in the U.S. (2020) · doi

  Job demands-resources and socio-demographic characteristics have been associated with work-family conflict (WFC) among native workers; however, limited research has examined these associations among immigrant workers.

  Keywords: among workers demands resources socio demographic characteristics associated family conflict native limited examined associations immigrant
• The Impact of Workplace Support on Work-Family Role Strain (1995) · doi

  Although the potential benefits of various work-related coping resources have been discussed, few studies have analyzed the influence of this type of resource on work-family role strain or have simultaneously identified demands and coping resources from the work setting.

  Keywords: coping resources potential benefits various related discussed analyzed influence type resource family role strain simultaneously
• Work-family trajectories and health: A systematic review (2022) · doi

  Future research should examine longitudinal associations of work-family trajectories with health and focus on elucidating why and under which circumstances some trajectories are associated with better or worse health compared with other trajectories.

  Keywords: trajectories health future examine longitudinal associations family focus elucidating circumstances associated better worse compared