The occupational trajectories of mothers remain far more discontinuous than those of fathers. In France, the workforce participation of mothers, including mothers of young children, is high and continuously rising. However, that rise needs to be put into perspective. It mainly represents an increase in part-time work in the 1990s. Moreover, the extension of the allocation parentale d’éducation (a monthly benefit for parents who stop working to take care of young children) to mothers of two children in 1994 caused a decline in female workforce participation, highlighting difficulties balancing work and family. This article looks at the birth of children as the trigger for occupational transitions, and describes the trend and conditions of wo...
Using data from series the seventh wave (2000) of the European Community Household Panel (ECHP), thi...
As an increasing number of women, in particular mothers, participate in the labour market, reconcili...
Female Labour Supply and Child Care We estimate a model of the decision by mothers of young childr...
The occupational trajectories of mothers remain far more discontinuous than those of fathers. In Fra...
After childbirth, many women withdraw from the labor market longer than the statutory maternity leav...
URL des Documents de travail : http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/cesdp2007.htmlDocuments de travail du...
This paper analyzes the manner in which the experience of parental leave influences the beneficiarie...
Children, time-out and the gender wage gapThe article presents an analysis of the impact of children...
Trends in the division of household tasks after the birth of a child. Despite the vast influx of wom...
Childbirth often means that women withdraw from the labour market, with incentive provided by replac...
This article enhances our knowledge of the construction of social inequalities in health by examinin...
International audienceIn this paper, we investigate the extent of the effects of children and child-...
Fertility and female work activity - Fertility and female work activity are closely linked. The latt...
Although it seems clear that childbirth does not affect the careers of men and women symmetrically, ...
ABSTRACT: In France, having more than two children has a causal negative impact on mothers ’ labour ...
Using data from series the seventh wave (2000) of the European Community Household Panel (ECHP), thi...
As an increasing number of women, in particular mothers, participate in the labour market, reconcili...
Female Labour Supply and Child Care We estimate a model of the decision by mothers of young childr...
The occupational trajectories of mothers remain far more discontinuous than those of fathers. In Fra...
After childbirth, many women withdraw from the labor market longer than the statutory maternity leav...
URL des Documents de travail : http://ces.univ-paris1.fr/cesdp/cesdp2007.htmlDocuments de travail du...
This paper analyzes the manner in which the experience of parental leave influences the beneficiarie...
Children, time-out and the gender wage gapThe article presents an analysis of the impact of children...
Trends in the division of household tasks after the birth of a child. Despite the vast influx of wom...
Childbirth often means that women withdraw from the labour market, with incentive provided by replac...
This article enhances our knowledge of the construction of social inequalities in health by examinin...
International audienceIn this paper, we investigate the extent of the effects of children and child-...
Fertility and female work activity - Fertility and female work activity are closely linked. The latt...
Although it seems clear that childbirth does not affect the careers of men and women symmetrically, ...
ABSTRACT: In France, having more than two children has a causal negative impact on mothers ’ labour ...
Using data from series the seventh wave (2000) of the European Community Household Panel (ECHP), thi...
As an increasing number of women, in particular mothers, participate in the labour market, reconcili...
Female Labour Supply and Child Care We estimate a model of the decision by mothers of young childr...