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An intersectional exploration of the motherload among black mothers in professional occupations in South Africa
Recent work-family research has begun recognising the most invisible aspects of unpaid care work to be the physical, cognitive and emotional care load placed on women. The concept of the motherload, which describes the “highly gendered, often invisible, and undervalued work that those who perform mo...
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Organisational Psychology
2026
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