Factores personales y contextuales para compatibilizar voluntariado y actividad laboral: un estudio empírico
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El propósito de nuestra investigación consiste en analizar cuáles son los factores que determinan el nivel de dedicación de tiempo a actividades voluntarias en trabajadores por cuenta ajena. Para ello se ha aplicado un modelo de regresión logística a una muestra de 6.334 asalariados en el que se consideran cuatro categorías de factores: personales y familiares, laborales, organizativos y de implicación en la comunidad. Las conclusiones de este estudio son especialmente relevantes en dos ámbitos. Por un lado, para el diseño de una política de responsabilidad social por parte de las empresas que incorpore eficazmente la figura del voluntariado corporativo considerando los factores relevantes. Por otro, para que las organizaciones del Tercer Sector amplíen su perspectiva más allá del perfil tradicional de voluntario que suelen utilizarse.
Palabras clave:
Voluntariado
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Tercer Sector
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Capital Social
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Responsabilidad Social Empresarial
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Condiciones Laborales
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Ariza Montes, A., & Morales Gutiérrez, A. (2011). Factores personales y contextuales para compatibilizar voluntariado y actividad laboral:. Revista De Fomento Social, (264), 683-712. https://doi.org/10.32418/rfs.2011.264.1822
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FESHBACH, N. D. (1982) “Sex Differences in Empathy and Social Behavior in Children”, In N. Eisenberg (ed.), The Development of Prosocial Behavior, Orlando, Fla., Academic Press.
FISCHER, K., RAPKIN, B. y RAPPAPORT, J. (1991) “Gender and work history in the placement and perception of elder community volunteers”, Psychology of Women Quarterly, 15, 261–279.
FREEMAN, R. (1997) “Working for nothing: the supply of volunteer labor”, Journal of Labor Economics, 15, 140–167.
GALLAGHER, S. (1994) “Doing their share: comparing patterns of help given by older and younger adults”, Journal of Marriage and Family, 56, 567–578.
GASKIN, K. y SMITH, J. (1997) A New Civic Europe? A study of the Extent and Role of Volunteering, London, Natl. Cent. For Volun.
GILLIGAN, C. y ATTANUCCI, J. (1988) “Two Moral Orientations: Gender Differences and Similarities”, Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 34, 223–237.
GILLIGAN, C. (1982) In a Different Voice: Psichological Theory and Women´```'s development. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press.
GLASS, T.; SEEMAN, T.; HERZOG, A.; KAHN, R. y BERKMAN, L. (1995) “Change in productive activities in late adulthood”, Journal of Gerontology 50, 565–76.
GOMEZ, R. y GUNDERSON, M. (2003) “Volunteer Activity and the Demands of Work and Family”, Industrial Relations, 58, 4, 573–89.
GRØNBJERG, K. A. y NEVER B. (2004) “Role of Religious Networks and Other Factors in Different Types of Volunteer Work”, Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 14, 263–90.
GROSS, H. (1980) “Dual career couples who live appart: two types”, Journal of Marriage and the Family, 42, 567–76.
GUTERBOCK, T. M. y FRIES, J. C. (1997) “America’s Social Fabric ~ A Status Report” ~. AARP’s Webplace. [Online]. Available: http://research.aarp.org/general/ civic_prn.html [2002, November 22].
HALL, M.; KNIGHTON, T.; REED, P.; BUSSIERE, P.; MACRAE, D. y BOWEN, P. (1998) Caring Canadians, Involved Canadians, Ottowa, Statistics Canada.
HALL, M.; MCKEOWN, L. y ROBERTS, K. (2001) Caring Canadians: Highlight from the 2000 National Survey of Giving, Voluntering and Participating. Catalogue no. 71–542–XIE, Ottawa, Statistics Canada.
HERZOG, A. y MORGAN, J. (1993) “Formal volunteer work among older Americans”, In Achieving a Productive Aging Society, ed. S. Bass, F. Caro, Y. Chen, 119–142, Westport CT, Auburn House.
HERZOG, A.; KAHN, R. y MORGAN, J. (1989) “Age differences in productive activity”, The Journal of Gerontology, 4, 129–38.
HODGKINSON, V. y WEITZMAN, M. con ABRAHAMS, J., CRUTCHFIELD, E. y STEVENSON, D. (1996) The nonprofit almanac 1996-1997: Dimensions of the independel¡nt sector, San Francisco, Jossey–Bass.
HOFFMAN, M. L. (1977) “Sex Differences in Empathy and Related Behaviors”, Psychological Bulletin, 84, 712–20.
HOUGLAND, J. y SHEPARD, J. (1985) “Voluntarism and the Manager: The Impact of Structural Pressure and Personal Interest on Community Participation”, Journal of Voluntary Action Research, 14, 65–78.
HOUSE, J. S. (1981) “Social Structure and Personality”, In Social Psychology, ed. By Morris Rosenberg y Ralph H. Turner, Basic Books.
GARCÍA, I. y MARCUELLO, C. (2007) “Social capital and participation in Nonprofit Organizations”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 36, 1, 100–20.
GARCÍA, I. (1997) “La Ley del voluntariado y la “privatización” de la prestación social sustitutoria”, Revista de Fomento Social, 206, 237–47.
INDEPENDENT SECTOR (1999) “Giving and Volunteering in the United States: Executive summary from a national survey”, Internet: www.independetsector.org/GandV/default.htm (accessed March 25, 2003).
INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ESTADÍSTICA (2004) Encuesta de empleo del tiempo 2002-2003, Madrid, INE.
KINCADE, J.; RABINER, D.; SHULARNIT, B. y WOOMERT, A. (1996) “Older adults as a community resource: results from the National Survey of Self–Care and Aging”, , 36, 474–82.
LYONS, N. P. (1983) “Two Perspectivas: On Self Relationships, and Morality”, Harvard Educational Review, 53, 125–45.
MARCUELLO, C. (2001) “Trabajo no remunerado: la aportación de trabajo voluntario a las Organizaciones No Lucrativas en un contexto familiar”, Cuadernos de Economía y Dirección de la Empresa, 10, 381–96.
MCPHERSON, J. y ROTOLO, T. (1996) “Diversity and change in voluntary groups”, American Sociology Review, 61, 179–202.
MCPHERSON, J. (1981) “A Dynamic Model of Voluntary Affiliation”, Social Forces, 59, 705–28.
MENCHIK, P. L. y WEISBROD, B. A. (1987) “Volunteer labor supply”, Journal of Public Economics, Elsevier, 32 (2), 159–83.
MESCH, D. J.; ROONEY, P. M.; CHIN, W. y STEINBERG, K. S. (2002) “Race and gender differences in philanthropy: Indiana as a test case”, New Directions for Philanthropic Fundraising, 37, 65–77.
MIDLARSKY, E. y KAHANA, E. (1994) Altruism in Later Life, Thousand Oaks, CA, Sage.
MUSICK, M.; WILSON, J. y BYNUM, W. (2000) “Race and formal volunteering: the differential effects of class and religion”, Social Forces, 78 (4), 1539–1571.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SECRETARIES OF STATE (1999) New Millenium Project-Phase 1: a Nationwide Study of 15-24 Years Old Youth, Washington, Nat. Assoc. Secretaries of State.
O´NEILL, M. y ROBERTS, W. (1999) “Giving and Volunteering in California”, Paper presented at ARNOVA conference, Washington, D.C..
OKUN, M.; BARR, A. y HERZOG, A. (1998) “Motivation to volunteer by older adults: a test of competing measurement models”, Psychology and Againg, 13, 608–17.
PEARCE, J. (1993) Volunteers: The Organizational Behavior of Unpaid Workers, Routledge.
PERKINS, K. (1990) “Volunteer fire and rescue departments: structure, process and survival”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 19, 359–70.
PILIAVIN, J. A. y UNGER, R. K. (1985) “The Helpful But Helpless Female: Myth or Reality?”, In V. E. O’Leary, R. Unger, and B. S. Wallston (eds.), Women Gender, and Social Psychology, Mahwah, N.J., Erlbaum.
PUTNAM, R. (2000) Nueva York, Simon & Schuster.
RAPAPORT, R. y RAPAPORT, R. N. (1978) Working couples, Nueva York, Harper and Row.
RASKOFF, S. y SUNDEEN, R. (1995) “Trends in volunteering: An analysis of a decade", Paper presented at the annual meeting of Association for Research on Non–Profit Organizations and Voluntary Associations, Cleveland, Ohio.
ROSENTHAL, S.; FEIRING, C. y LEWIS, M. (1998) “Political Volunteering from Late Adolescence to Young Adulthood: Patterns and Predictions”, Journal of Social Issues, 54, 471–93.
SCHLOZMAN, D.; BURNS, N. y VERBA, S. (1994) “Gender and the Pathways to Partici“Gender and the Pathways to Participation: The Role of Resources”, Journal of Politics, 56, 963–90.
SCHOENBERG, S. (1980) “Some trends in the community participation of women in their neighborhoods”, Signs, 5, 261–68.
SCHWIRIAN, K. y HELFRICH, M. (1988) “Economic Role and Community Involvement of Business Executives”, Sociological Quarterly, 9, 64–72.
SEGAL, L. (1993) Four essays on the supply of volunteer labor and econometrics, Unpublished doc. Diss. Northwestern Univ., Evanston, Ill.
SMITH, D. (1994) “Determinants of voluntary association participation and volunteering”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 23, 243–63.
SMITH, L. (1975) “Women as Volunteers: The Double Subsidy”, Journal of Volunteer Action Reserch, 4, 119–36.
SOKOLOWSKI, S. (1996) “Show me the way to the next worthy deed”, Voluntas, 7, 259–76.
STEPHAN, P. (1991) “Relationships among market work, work aspirations and volunteering: the case of retired women”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 20, 225–36.
STUBBINGS, P. y HUMBLE, S. (1984) “Voluntary work, Unemployment and the Labour Market in Britain”, en Voluntary Work and Unemployment in the Countries of the European Communities, 1–63, Londres, Policy Studies Institute.
SUNDEEN, R. y RASKOFF, S. (1994) “Volunteering among teenagers in the United States”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 23, 383–403.
THOMPSON, A. (1993) “Volunteers and their communities: a comparative analysis of firefighters”, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 22, 155–66.
— (1995) “The sexual division of leadership in volunteer emergency medical service squads”, Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 6, 55–66.
VAILLANCOURT, F. (1994) “To volunteer or not: Canada 1987”, Canadian Journal Economics, 27 (4), 813–26.
WEITZMAN, M. S.; JALANDONI, N. T.; LAMPKING, L. M. y POLLAK, T. H. (2002) The New Nonprofit Almanac and Desk Reference, San Francisco, Jossey Bass.
WHYTE, W. H. (1957) The Organization Man, Doubleday Anchor Books.
WILSON, J. (2000) “Volunteering”,Annual Review of Sociology,26, 215–40.
WILSON, J. y MUSICK, M. (1997) “Work and volunteering: the long arm of the job”, Social Forces, 76, 251–72.
WILTFANG, G. y MCADAM, D. (1991) “The costs and risks of social activism: a study of sanctuary movement activists”, Social Forces, 69, 987–1011.
WINNIFORD, J. C.; CARPENTER, D. S. y GRIDER, C. (1997) “Motivations of collage Student Volunteers: A Review”,NASPA Journal, 34 (2), 134–46.
WOLFF, N.; WEISBROD, B. y BIRD, E. (1993) “The supply of volunteer labor: the case of hospitals”, Nonprofit Management and Leadership, 4, 23–45.
WOODARD, M. (1987) “Voluntary association membership among Black Americans”, Sociological Quarterly, 23, 285–301.
WUTHNOW, R. (1995) Learning to Care, Nueva York, Oxford Univ. Press.
— (1998) Loose Connections: Joining Together in America's Fragmented Communities, Cambridge, Harvard Univ. Press.