Instead of a double standard, in which married mothers are encouraged to work at home but single mothers are pressured to work for pay, why not give all parents more flexibility to combine paid work with family care?
It's also the case that the developed countries that have the highest fertility rates are ones where they give women more flexibility to combine work and family.
To what extent are women's choices of occupations and sectors the result of a conscious choice of jobs that offer them more flexibility to combine work with domestic responsibilities?
Additionally, a standardized protocol would also provide more flexibility in combining the two subsets in future studies and clinical trials.
Strengthening exercise only, strengthening plus flexibility, combined strengthening plus flexibility plus aerobic, aquatic strengthening, and aquatic strengthening plus flexibility were significantly more effective than no exercise control (see appendix 6 for pairwise comparisons).
Its distributed nature leads to a considerable reduction in cost as well as more flexibility and scalability combined with smaller delay.
By law, age statements must reflect the age of the youngest spirit in the bottle; forgoing them gives distillers more flexibility, allowing them to combine malts of different vintages, some of which might be recent.
Among these employment choices, we could consider self-employment.3 Given that the institutional conditions in terms of access and cost of child care are markedly different in Denmark and Spain, we investigate the extent to which self-employment is used in both countries as a way of obtaining more flexibility in order to combine family and working life.
Some job classifications also would have been combined, giving Ford more flexibility to shuffle workers around.
Having the ability to combine different strains of bacterial and fungal mutualists may benefit the ants, by allowing more flexibility for mutualist replacement after loss.
