Four percent retired earlier than planned, and 6percentt gave up work entirely.
She fought it all the way, using first the assistance of crutches, then a wheelchair, but eventually had to give up work entirely in 2005.
About 14% have taken a leave of absence, and just over 6% had to give up work entirely.
Of those who are employed, 66% have had to make some adjustments to their work life -- from arriving late to work, to giving up work entirely -- and 20% have had to take a leave of absence.
66percentt of these employees stated that they've routinely been forced to make some adjustments to their work life, from reporting late to work to giving up work entirely; and one in five family caregivers have had to take a family leave of absence.
Another of her hints, never to entirely give up work, has been described as controversial, even though it is framed entirely as an argument about fulfilment, as opposed to independence or equality, and informed by Ettus's obvious belief that a zero-hours warehouse job is just as fabulous as a career telling women to get up early.
Statistically, married women are more likely than their husbands to work in less well-paid part-time work, or to give up paid work entirely, especially to meet the demands of child-rearing.
The 7.8% unemployment number is lower than when President Obama took office, but it's still lousy by historical standards, and it, of course, omits those who have given up looking for work entirely.
Additionally, more research is needed on long-term implications for herders who have given up livestock entirely in favour of wage work such as professional herding jobs.
