A Latent Class Analysis of Essential Workers’ Hardships: Effects of Wages, Public Benefits, and Demographics. Kim, S. (November 2021; Postponed to March 2022 due to COVID-19). [Poster presentation]. Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management 43rd Annual Program Meeting, Austin, TX.
Can Workers and Their Families Live on a Living Wage?. Engel, R., Wexler, S., & Kim, S. (2022). [Paper presentation]. Society for Social Work and Research 26th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.
The COVID-19 Impact on the Mental Health of Healthcare Workers. Woo, J., Engel, R., & Shook, J. (2022). [Poster presentation]. Society for Social Work and Research 26th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.
A qualitative study of work-family conflict among low-wage parents: The role of workplace climate. Ballentine, K., Woo, J., & Goodkind, S. (2021). In A. R. Pilarz (Chair), Parental employment conditions and family wellbeing [Symposium]. Society for Social Work and Research 25th Annual Meeting.
Public vs. private: Do strategies to make ends meet moderate the relationship between financial insecurity and stress?. Woo, J., Ballentine, K., Kim, S., Shook, J., Goodkind, S., Engel, R., Wexler, S., & Petracchi, H. (2021). [Poster presentation]. Society for Social Work and Research 25th Annual Meeting.
Relationships among material hardships, perceived stress, and health among low-wage workers. Woo, J., Ballentine, K., Engel, R., Shook, J., & Goodkind, S. (2020, November). [Paper presentation]. CSWE 66th Annual Program Meeting.
More money? More problems? Good jobs do not prevent workers` stress from spilling over to their health. Woo, J. & Ballentine, K. (2020). [Paper presentation]. Work Family Research Network 5th Conference.
A qualitative study of work-family interaction among low-income hospital workers with a “high road” employer. Ballentine, K. & Woo, J. (2020). In Henly J. R. (Chair), Bringing new perspectives to the understanding of work hour interferences with family life [Symposium]. Work Family Research Network 5th Conference.
Raising wages of low wage workers: Does it help? J. Shook, S. Goodkind, R. Engel, K. Ballentine, S. Wexler, & H. E. Petracchi. A paper presented at the 24th Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2020, Washington, D.C.
“Robbing Peter to pay for Paul”: Low-wage workers’ hardships and survival strategies. S. Wexler, R. Engel, & H. E. Petracchi. A paper presented at the 24th Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2020, Washington, D.C.
The social construction of deserved wage: How do low-wage hospital workers respond to income inequality? S. Goodkind, K. Ballentine, S. Wexler, A. Waton, J. Shook, & R. Engel. A paper presented at the 24th Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2020, Washington, D.C.
Is $15 enough: Understanding the struggles of low-wage workers – S. Kim, J. Woo, J. Shook, K. Ballentine, S. Goodkind, & R. Engel. A paper presented at the 24th Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2020, Washington, D.C.
Low-wage workers’ perceptions of their union: Variation within unionized workers J. Woo, J. Shook, & S. Goodkind. A paper presented at the 24th Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2020, Washington, D.C.
“I could have been there to help him more”: A qualitative study of work-family conflict among low-wage hospital workers with dependent children Ballentine, K. A paper presented at the 24th Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2020, Washington, D.C.
What happens when the Fight for $15 is won? Strategies to cope with hardship among parents earning low wages K. Ballentine, K. MacKenzie, & S. Goodkind. Paper presented at the 23rd Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2019, San Francisco, CA.
Raising wages of low wage workers: Does it help? J. Shook, J. Woo, R. Engel, S. Goodkind, S. Wexler, K. Ballentine, & H. E. Petracchi. Paper presented at the 23rd Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2019, San Francisco, CA.
“We’re not the enemy and we’re not asking for the world”: Low-wage hospital workers advocacy for fair wages S. Wexler, T. Laufer, D. Jacobson, J. Shook, & R. Engel. Paper presented at the 23rd Society for Social Work Research Annual Conference, January 2019, San Francisco, CA.