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The Division of Labour Within Households: Men’s Increased Participation?

2018

Unequal division of domestic labor has been seen as a one of the most commonly documented feature on gender inequality in the western countries. The relevance of studying the division of labour in the household has actualized as female participation rates in paid labour have increased and changes in employment systems have taken place. Division of labor refers to the amount and share of time men and women spend in paid and unpaid work. Unpaid work includes domestic chores such as cleaning, repairs, preparing meals, but also caring for children. Unpaid work is usually divided in three subgroups: core household tasks i.e. housework, repairs and household upkeep and child care. Paid and unpaid…

Gender inequalityChild careTotal workeducation05 social sciencesConvergence (economics)0506 political science050902 family studiesUnpaid work050602 political science & public administrationUnequal divisionDemographic economicsBusiness0509 other social sciencesDivision of labour
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Adult children and parental care-giving: making sense of participation patterns among siblings

2010

ABSTRACTThe aim of this article is to analyse 20 Finnish working carers' perceptions of their sibling relations and the sharing of the responsibility for parental care. The main focus is on the interviewees' rationales for the participation or non-participation of their siblings in the parents' care. Almost all the interviewed carers stated that the division of care responsibilities is unequal and that they are the primary carers, but the majority did not convey any clear intention to try to persuade their siblings to increase their participation in parental care. In many cases, the siblings were described either as entirely absent or as providing occasional backup, but some interviewees re…

Health (social science)Social Psychologymedia_common.quotation_subjectPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthPrimary carerSibling relationsDevelopmental psychologyBritish studiesArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)NursingPerceptionta5141Unequal divisionGeriatrics and GerontologyPsychologyPaternal caremedia_commonAgeing & Society
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