This bibliography contains annotations to over 200 books, reports, papers, and articles on maternal employment. It focuses on critical issues related to maternal employment and the effects of maternal employment on women, their children, and their families. An introduction describes the bibliography and identification of the literature reviewed and briefly reviews some of the resources. The bibliography is organized by genre. Articles in professional journals and clinical studies are most extensively reviewed. They are divided by subtopics: why women work, effects on children, effects on the family, and changing concepts and images of the working mother. Other genres of resources are working mother content of popular child-rearing books, bibliographies on working women, and children's books. For each resource this information is provided: author(s), title, source or place of publication and publisher, date or page numbers, and annotation. A list of technical and governmental reports and papers on maternal employment concludes the bibliography. (YLB)