06/27/2017
In 2016, 22 percent of workers did some or all of their work at home on days they worked.
Workers 25 and over with an advanced degree were more likely to work at home than were
persons with less education--43 percent compared with 12 percent of those with a high
school diploma.
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09/23/2015
Sixteen percent of the U.S. population over age 15 provides eldercare--unpaid care for someone
with a condition related to aging--to others. A majority (61 percent) of eldercare providers
are employed, and 47 percent are employed full time.
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08/16/2012
In 2011, 90 percent of wage and salary workers had access to paid or
unpaid leave at their main jobs. Twenty-one percent of wage and salary
workers took paid or unpaid leave during an average week and those who
did took an average of 15.6 hours.
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05/08/2008
In the years 2003-06, married mothers who were employed full
time were more likely to do household activities and provide
childcare on an average day than were married fathers who
were employed full time. Among full-time workers, married
fathers were more likely to work than were married mothers.
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