Similarly, Danes would expect the full participation of women in the workforce and parental work leave for both parents.
The illness results in subsequent disruption to family routine, parental work schedule, and the parents' sense of control.
These infections can cause distress for both the children and their parents, incur costs for health care and parental work absence, and result in secondary transmission [ 4- 6].
Research indicates that parental work stress is associated with higher levels of parent-child conflict--which suggests that it isn't just women, but also their children, who are negatively affected by work stress.
AOM generates direct and indirect costs, including medical visits, antibiotics used, parental work time lost and decreased quality life of both child and parents [ 3, 4].
One in three ten-year-olds have some form of dental decay, and 500 children are hospitalised every week with a loss of 1.1m parental work days.
Likewise, women who want to stay home with their children tend to favour tax breaks or family subsidies, whereas women who want to combine work and family are more likely to support expanded childcare and guaranteed parental work leave.
Thomas Murphy, spokesman for the State Department of Education, said he supported starting school later, but also favored more study to consider not only bus rotations but parental work schedules and other factors.
They didn't, but we can guess: families who now have to account for young children's whereabouts for the six-and-a-half hours every weekday that overlaps with parental work schedules in fall, winter and spring are probably spending more to cover that time.
There was no reference to identifying parental work schedules.
The present research investigates the impact of gender-role attitudes on dual-earner couples' parental work decisions after childbirth.
