PART I: Introduction
1. A Sociological Approach: Changes in Paid Work and Unpaid Domestic Labour During and After the Pandemic PART II: The Impact of COVID-19 on Paid Work Post-Pandemic
2. Privacy in the Post-Pandemic Workplace
3. The ‘Gig Economy’ and COVID-19: A Clash of Technologies
4. Digital Technology Beyond the Pandemic
5. Care Work in Post-Pandemic UK: Do We Still Care?
6. Disability Employment Systems Under Stress: COVID-19 as a Systems Shock
7. Gender and Generational Scarring: What COVID-19 Reveals and Entrenches Part III: The Effect of COVID-19 on Unpaid Domestic Work Post-Pandemic
8. Gender Inequality in Australia Before, During and After the Pandemic: Disruption and Stability in Household Labour and Time Pressure
9. COVID-19 and the Centrality of Care: Pandemic-Induced Shifts in the Gendered Organisation of Unpaid Domestic and Care Within Heterosexual Households in Scotland
10. Reinforcement of Gender Inequalities in Polish Families During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons for the Future Part IV: Conclusion
11. A Sociological Analysis of COVID-19 Drivers of Labour into the Future