Deux mois après une naissance: quelle conciliation travail-famille en France dans les années 2010 ?

Fabienne Berton ()
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Fabienne Berton: LISE - Laboratoire interdisciplinaire pour la sociologie économique - CNAM - Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers [CNAM] - CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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Abstract: The earliest data of the large cohort of children (ELFE) is used to analyze the choices of families two months afterbirth, by placing these choices in the pattern of work / family in France. The French pattern of work / family is an unequal Dual Earner Families pattern between men and women on the first part, and between social groups on the other one. Women, especially those of lower social classes implement a work / family arbitration by withdrawing from the labor market at the birth of a new child. Men do not will, nor women of higher social classes. Keeping children by themselves appears as an even stronger choice if the social category is weak and that the mother is in trouble on the job market. The French fathers remain as Male-Breadwinner. A small part of them, especially in the higher social classes, aspire to a more egalitarian allocation of housework and of child care; some are already engaged with it.

Keywords: National Surveys; Parental Leave; Work-Family Balance; Birth; Mothers and Fathers; Satisfaction; Conciliation travail-famille; Congé parental; Parentalité; Naissance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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Published in Interventions Economiques : Papers in Political Economy, 2015, La conciliation travail-famille : un paradoxe contemporain, n° 53

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