Canadian National Child Care Study: Workplace benefits and flexibility : a perspective on parents' experiences
- ISBN-10
- 0660142945
- ISBN-13
- 9780660142944
- Series
- Canadian National Child Care Study
- Category
- Social Science / Sociology / General
- Pages
- 78
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1993
- Publisher
- Statistics Canada
- Authors
- Statistics Canada, Donna S. Lero, National Day Care Research Network
Description
This document focuses on parents' perceptions of the availability of family-supportive workplace arrangements; their experiences in balancing paid work and family commitments; and their preferences for changes in the workplace that could help them harmonize work and family life.
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- 1992
- 145 pages
- Paperback
- Statistics Canada
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- 1992
- 462 pages
- Paperback
- Statistics Canada [and] Health and Welfare Canada
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