A temporality-based perspective could clarify the changes in the way employment is embedded in IPV and how the forms of such embeddedness is changing over time in ways that reflect survivors' accumulation of resources. Thus, we develop a Work and Violence Embeddedness (WAVE) analysis, based on insights drawn from three methodologies: Work history, life course theory and research on sensitive issues. Analyzing 33 in-depth interviews with IPV survivors, we follow labor market entries and exits, exploring the meaning of work in the shadows of violence through past incidents, current forms, scars incurred and future implications of violent behavior and two turning points. Utilizing WAVE elicited a social process by which employment is embedded in IPV to the extent that quality employment can be achieved once formal and informal support strengthen both the inner belief and confidence in economic activity; and, access to resources. We conclude that IPV survivors' experiences demonstrated the temporal concurrence of their employment lives and their exposure to IPV.

基于时间的观点可以阐明就业在IPV中的嵌入方式的变化，以及这种嵌入性的形式如何随着时间的推移以反映幸存者资源积累的方式变化。因此，我们基于从三种方法学中得出的见解，开发了工作与暴力嵌入性（WAVE）分析：工作历史，人生历程理论和对敏感问题的研究。通过对33名与IPV幸存者进行的深入访谈进行分析，我们跟踪劳动力市场的进入和退出，通过过去的事件，当前形式，所产生的伤痕以及暴力行为的未来影响和两个转折点，探索在暴力阴影下工作的意义。利用WAVE引发了一个社会过程，在正式和非正式的支持加强了人们对经济活动的内心信念和信心之后，就业就可以嵌入IPV中，从而可以实现优质就业。并且，获取资源。我们得出的结论是，IPV幸存者的经历证明了他们的就业时间和他们接触IPV的时间并发。