@article{oai:doshisha.repo.nii.ac.jp:00028593,
 author = {池田, 梨恵子 and Ikeda, Rieko},
 issue = {138},
 journal = {評論・社会科学, Hyoron Shakaikagaku (Social Science Review)},
 month = {Sep},
 note = {緊急事態宣言下における女性の働き方と生活の変化の実情を把握するため，2020年4月に出された緊急事態宣言中および直後にテレワークを行い，大都市に居住する働く女性10名にオンラインインタビューを実施した。結果，緊急事態宣言後にはじめてテレワークを行った者は生活の場で働くことによる戸惑いや困難さが生じ，仕事領域と生活領域の境界の曖昧化が見られた。さらに，子育て期の女性は学校の休校により子どもの学習や生活を監督する学校役割も同時に担うことで負担が増加していた。一方でテレワーク経験は妊娠中の女性に段階的に仕事に復帰するというキャリア観やそれまで内在化していた長時間労働といった働き方規範の再考というポジティブな影響も与えていた。, To understand the actual circumstances regarding changes in women's work and life under a declared state of emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I conducted online interviews with 10 women who lived in large cities in Japan and teleworked during and immediately after the state of emergency was declared in April 2020. It was found that those who teleworked for the first time after the declaration of the state of emergency exhibited confusion and difficulty associated with working, and the boundary between work and life became blurred. In addition, the burden on women in the child-rearing phase increased because they had to take on the role of supervising their children's learning and daily life concurrently due to school closure. However, the teleworking experience had a positive impact on pregnant women as they gradually returned to work and reconsidered the norms of long working hours that they had internalized., 論文(Article), application/pdf},
 pages = {165--186},
 title = {緊急事態宣言下におけるテレワークを行う女性のワークライフバランス : オンラインインタビュー調査を通じて},
 year = {2021},
 yomi = {イケダ, リエコ}
}