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Mothers’ work patterns have diverged from fathers’ in #lockdown.
They're more likely to have lost their job, or to have been furloughed
Their working hours have fallen more, proportionally
Their work time is interrupted more often by childcare
https://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/14860
They're more likely to have lost their job, or to have been furloughed Their working hours have fallen more, proportionally Their work time is interrupted more often by childcarehttps://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/14860
Mothers are looking after children in 10.3 hours of the day on average during #lockdown. This is 2.3 hours more than fathers.
They are doing housework in 1.7 more hours of the day than fathers.
They are doing housework in 1.7 more hours of the day than fathers.
Fathers are now taking on a greater share of household responsibilities than they were before the #Covid_19 crisis.
New from IFS and @IOE_London researchers, funded by @NuffieldFound: https://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/14860
New from IFS and @IOE_London researchers, funded by @NuffieldFound: https://www.ifs.org.uk/publications/14860
