Babies and bosses : reconciling work and family life. Volume 1, Australia, Denmark and the Netherlands.
This OECD study of parents' participation in the labor market in Australia, Denmark and the Netherlands shows how family-friendly policies such as childcare, child-related leave and tax/benefit policies can help create a better balance between work and family-life. Access to affordable good-qua...
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