Is the gendered division of labour where the husband is the primary breadwinner and the wife primarily cares for the family good for fertility and childbearing? Our own Muzhi ZHOU and Man-yee KAN have recently published their exciting findings that it is only used to be the case! Traditional gender roles among couples are no longer a battier now in Great Britain, though couples do shift to traditional division of labour when children are very young.
Kamila Kolpashnikova, Muzhi Zhou, Ekaterina Hertog, and Man-Yee Kan University of Oxford Introduction The COVID-19 outbreak engendered an unprecedented global crisis. Many countries have introduced em
Key points Women remain the main homemakers and caregivers. The ‘lockdown’ could lead to a resurgence of traditional gender roles and negatively impact women’s labour market access and performance in
GenTime Researcher Kamila Kolpashnikova has been awarded a prestigious Marie Curie Individual Fellowship to investigate elder carers' daily activity patterns.
