Research on commuting to work and its potential consequences for employee strain and
wellbeing has accumulated across various disciplines. However, this has led to a narrow …

Despite decades of research, it is unclear under which circumstances travel is most onerous.
While studies have found that some individuals derive positive utility from aspects of …

This paper extends the view of homeworking as a type of flexible working by employees in
organisations aimed at improving work–life balance and job satisfaction, to a type of work …

Long commuting in large city is a key issue in relation to transport equity as it varies between
different people. Who these long-time commuters are is the most primary question to be …

In this article, we investigate the contribution of increasing travel times to the persistent
gender gap in labor market participation. In doing so, we estimate the effect of commuting …

Accurately assessing individual exposures to traffic congestion and traffic-related emissions
is important for evaluating the impact of traffic congestion on human health. Existing studies …

Commuting is a fundamental aspect of daily life that profoundly influences work productivity.
Despite extensive research in this area, findings are often inconclusive, primarily due to …

Previous research indicates that employees with long commutes suffer from impaired health.
In this paper, we argue that this relation should be conceptualized within a stress–strain …

This research examines whether individual exposures to traffic congestion are significantly
different between assessments obtained with and without considering individuals' activity …