Our (In)visible Work authors Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D. – New article in Psychology Today: Acknowledging the unseen labor and rejuvenating with deliberate rest.
Category Archives: Our (In)Visible Work
Blacks Experience Invisible Work and Stereotype Management on the Job
By Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D. & Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D. Due to systemic racism and discriminatory practices, Blacks are disproportionately performing invisible work – unpaid labor, tasks, and responsibilities at home and the workplace that are not compensated or recognized as valuable or essential in our society. Blacks also have an additional burden to bear –ContinueContinue reading “Blacks Experience Invisible Work and Stereotype Management on the Job “
The Invisible Labor of Hosting Thanksgiving
Our (In)visible Work authors Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D. – New article in Psychology Today: Hosting a holiday requires extensive, unpaid work—work that often goes unacknowledged.
Why We Miss the Work That’s Right in Front of Us
Our (In)visible Work authors Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D. – New article in Psychology Today: When hurricanes remind us of our inattentional blindness and invisible labor.
You’re Not Alone: Parents Everywhere Log ‘Ghost Hours’
Parents feel so much stress from their invisible labor, the U.S. Surgeon General issued a health advisory. Cultural examples, like a recent Katy Perry song, spotlight this crisis.
Invisible Mending: The Silent Struggle of Conforming at Work
Our (In)visible Work authors Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D. – New article in Psychology Today: Unrecognized emotional and domestic labor worsens stress and mental health issues.
AUTHORS OF THE NEW BOOK, “OUR (IN)VISIBLE WORK,” OUTLINE CONSEQUENCES OF CONFORMING TO WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENTS IN NEW PSYCHOLOGY TODAY COLUMN
Drawing from their extensive experience as authors, academics, and workplace experts, Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D., have written a new Psychology Today column revealing that conforming and accommodating workplace settings and culture is harmful invisible work that can lead to significant psychological stress and identity conflict.
AUTHORS OF NEW BOOK ON INVISIBLE WORK APPLAUD KATY PERRY’S RECOGNITION OF THE WOMEN PERFORMING IT
Katy Perry’s controversial new video, “Women’s World,” is helping to spotlight the hidden labor, better known as invisible work, that women frequently perform in the workplace and in managing their households.
How Invisible Work at Home and on the Job Fuels Burnout
Our (In)visible Work authors Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D. – New article in Psychology Today: Unrecognized emotional and domestic labor worsens stress and mental health issues.
NEW PSYCHOLOGY TODAY COLUMN EXPLORES THE 21st CENTURY MANIFESTATION OF INVISIBLE WORK
A new thought-provoking Psychology Today column by academics Janelle E. Wells, Ph.D., and Doreen MacAulay, Ph.D., delves into the evolution of invisible work and its contemporary manifestation.