Konflik Peran Ganda Pada Dosen Akuntansi Semasa Pandemi Covid-19
Keywords:
Sex, Marital Status, Work-Family ConflictAbstract
This study aims to investigate the impact of marital status and the moderating effect of sex toward work- family conflict among lecturers of accounting in Indonesia. This quantitative research was conducted using survey using Carlson et al. (2000) scale of work-family conflict, which include six dimension indicators. Based on the survey’’s result on 72 respondents, this study showed that work-family conflict among accounting lecturers was negatively affected by their marital status, regardless their sex. Nevertheless, sex can moderate the effect of marital status on work-family conflict positively. In the context of teleworking, this research can contribute to new insights of literature about how marital status and sex can affect work- family conflict.
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