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Author:Dermot, E.
Title:What’s parenthood got to do with it?: men’s hour of paid work
Journal:British Journal of Sociology
2006 : DEC, VOL 57:4 p. 619-634
Index terms:employment
hours of work
families
Language:eng
Abstract:Fathers in Britain usually work longer hours than non-fathers. This commonly reported statistic is used as supporting evidence for the argument that the role of fathers within families remains primarily concerned with financial provisioning. The significance of fatherhood in relation to hours of paid work disappears when other factors are taken into account. This is shown through regression model. The period of fatherhood is highlighted as a period of longer working hours but the assumption of a causal relationship is challenged.
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