Xiaomeng Shi

I am a PhD candidate in Social Statistics at the University of Manchester. My research focuses on working-time quality and its implications for subjective well-being, with particular attention to multitasking, working-time fragmentation, and schedule instability, using data from the UK Time Use Survey (UKTUS). It further examines how, and to what extent, these temporal patterns of work contribute to inequalities in well-being across gender and social class. Methodologically, my work applies advanced quantitative techniques, including multilevel and sequence analysis, to understand how social roles and temporal structures influence subjective well-being.