About
Dr. Paul Glavin is an Associate Professor at the Department of Sociology within McMaster University's Faculty of Social Sciences. His scholarly work bridges sociology, social psychology, and occupational health, with particular emphasis on mental health, quantitative research methodologies, and labor market dynamics.
Education
- PhD, Sociology, University of Toronto
- MA, Sociology, Kent State University
- BSc, Technology & Business Studies, University of Strathclyde
Dr. Glavin's research explores the intersection of work and mental health, particularly focusing on:
- Gig economy workers' experiences of loneliness and powerlessness
- Surveillance mechanisms in modern workplaces
- Work-family conflict and boundary management
- Health consequences of job insecurity and economic hardship
- Emotional labor requirements across occupations
The article analysis reveals consistent themes in sociology and mental health research, with particular contributions to gig economy studies (2022-2024), work-family dynamics (2015-2017, 2024), and psychological impacts of economic instability (2015, 2021).
0Publications listed
Find Paul Glavin elsewhere
Related Searches
You Might Also Like
- SScott SchiemanUniversity of Toronto · Professor
Adam D.K. KingUniversity of Manitoba · Assistant Professor- JJennifer LairdCity University of New York · Assistant Professor
Jeremy ReynoldsPurdue University · Professor- PPeter HoltumUniversity of Queensland · Lecturer
- KKristina ZampoukosMid Sweden University · Associate Professor