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The question of how to achieve ‘work–life balance’ has been a central debate for several decades.Hitherto, this subject has primarily been explored in organizational contexts; less is known inthe context of self-employment. This article advances our understanding of work–life balance byanalysing the everyday stories of self-employed immigrant parents in Norway. In this study, work–life balance is constructed in contrasting ways between mothers and fathers on the individual leveland simultaneously in binary and potentially competing ways on the couple level. Hence, throughan analysis of the participants’ work and family availabilities, this study sheds light on how genderrelations may be shaped at the micro level within the Nordic dual-earner family model

His or her work–life balance? Experiences of self-employed immigrant parents