Highlights Life stages associate with telework behavior in a complex way. Irrespective of gender and marital status, parents are less likely to telework compared to those without children. Regarding individuals without children, single individuals are more likely to telework than married ones, and males are more likely to telework than females. For individuals with children, the partnered parents are more likely to telework than the single parents, and females are more likely to telework than males.

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