Reports

Statutory Routes to Workplace Flexibility in Cross-National Perspective, by Ariane Hegewisch and Janet C. Gornick, Institute for Women's Policy Research and WorkLife Law, 2008 [1.3M pdf]

"Opt Out" or Pushed Out?: How the Press Covers Work/Family Conflict – the Untold Story of Why Women Leave the Workforce, by Joan C. Williams, Jessica Manvell, Stephanie Bornstein, 2006
[1.3M ]

Litigating the Maternal Wall: U.S. Lawsuits Charging Discrimination against Workers with Family Responsibilites, by Mary Still, 2006
[1.6M ]

One Sick Child Away From Being Fired: When "Opting Out" Is Not an Option, by Joan Williams, 2006
[1.2M ]

Employers and European Flexible Working Rights: When the Floodgates Were Opened, by Ariane Hegewisch, Fall 2005
[171k pdf]

Working time, discrimination and the law: the family responsive workplace in Europe and the United States, American University Washington College of Law and the Washington Office of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, March 21-22, 2005
[1.2MB ]

Working Time for Working Parents: Europe and the United States Summary Report of the Conference on Working Time, American University Washington College of Law, June 7-8, 2004. [273k pdf] The full papers from the 2004 conference are available here.

Work/Family Conflict, Union Style: Labor Arbitrations Involving Family Care, by Martin H. Malin, Maureen K. Milligan, Mary C. Still, and Joan C. Williams, June 2004
[1MB pdf]

The New Glass Ceiling: Mothers -- and Fathers -- Sue for Discrimination, by Joan C. Williams and Nancy Segal, November 2002
[1.7MB pdf]

Better on Balance? The Corporate Counsel Work/Life Report, by Joan C. Williams, Cynthia Thomas Calvert and Holly Cohen Cooper, December 2003
[2.2MB pdf]

Balanced Hours: Effective Part-Time Programs for Washington Law Firms, by Joan C. Williams and Cynthia Thomas Calvert, August 2001
[264k pdf]

A Half-Time Tenure Track Proposal, by Robert Drago and Joan C. Williams, November 2000
[176k pdf]