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We argue that the informal (shifting gender role attitudes) and formal (public-private divide of the urban labor market) institutional environment in urban China may affect women's labor supply and the association between women's employment status and subjective well-being.
A few days later, James P. Hoffa, the president of the Teamsters, criticized Mr. McEntee and Mr. Stern, saying they were needlessly dividing "the family of labor" by supporting Dr. Dean.
In the village of Prohorovo, the parents of Todorka Dimitrova, 18, divide the labor of life: her father, Vasil, 52, does the tinsmithing and cares for the animals.
Eusocial organisms often divide up other kinds of labor as well, with castes of workers.
His party, which is still divided over a legacy of labor and welfare overhauls that it initiated when last in power under Ms. Merkel's predecessor, Gerhard Schröder, was slow to get its campaign rolling.
They live in large colonies in which they divide the labor of finding food, rearing their young and defending their nests.
Because birds divide the labor of child-rearing much more evenly than mammals do, Hartley says that extrapolating to humans would be hard.
Puranam et al. (2014) further divide the problem of "division of labor" into task division and task allocation, and the problem of "integration of effort" into reward provision and information flow (summarized in Table 1).
LGBT couples can provide models for how to divide labor--all types of labor: physical, reproductive, emotional, spiritual--without regard to gender.
