How parents co-ordinate childcare, education and work

Description:

A summary of findings from a study of how mothers arrange the logistics of child care to fit with work commitments, and how the difficulty in arranging care affects workforce participation

Resource Type:

Fact Sheets & Briefs

Author(s):

Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Publisher(s):

Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Country:

United Kingdom

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