Fertility, female participation in employment and reconciliation policies in Spain

"Different aspects of decisions regarding parenthood are analysed. From an institutional perspective, reconciliation policies and features of the female labour market are studied, as well as the values and life views that may affect the decision to become a parent. From a micro-perspective, a m...

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Main Authors: RECWOWE, Ibáñez, Marta
Institution:ETUI-European Trade Union Institute
Format: TEXT
Language:English
Published: Edinburgh 2010
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Online Access:https://www.labourline.org/KENTIKA-19183588124919017609-Fertility,-female-participatio.htm
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Summary:"Different aspects of decisions regarding parenthood are analysed. From an institutional perspective, reconciliation policies and features of the female labour market are studied, as well as the values and life views that may affect the decision to become a parent. From a micro-perspective, a multivariate model of proportional hazards is created from the 2004-2007 Spanish EU-SILC, where likelihood of pregnancy is analysed according to specific employment, personal, and family situations. Results are not conclusive, because the Hypothesis of Fertility Positive Turn was not confirmed directly for cases with a steadier work status. However, educational level does have a continuous effect, that is, women with university degrees, and especially employed ones, are more likely to become parents."
Physical Description:53 p.
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