Time on housework and selection into and out of relationships in Australia: a multiprocess, multilevel approach

Haynes, Michele; Baxter, Janeen; Hewitt, Belinda; Western, Mark

doi:10.14301/llcs.v6i3.303

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“…If this was the case, it would be important to also consider how children's socio-emotional wellbeing affects maternal employment and maternal job characteristics. This would require sophisticated methodological approaches that exploit the panel data to account for reverse causation and feedback effects, e.g., simultaneous equation modelling (Marcoulides & Schumacker, 2013;Zellner & Theil, 1962), multilevel multi-process models (Haynes, Baxter, Hewitt, & Western, 2015;Lillard & Waite, 1993), or instrumental-variable regression (Angrist et al, 1996;Swanson et al, 2015). Another important factor to which more attention could be paid is the timing of exposure to poor maternal jobs.…”

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Maternal employment, maternal job characteristics and child wellbeing

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The Australian labour market has transformed in important ways over the last five decades. Changes include the emergence of new employment forms characterised by non-standard schedules, job insecurity, long work hours, and underemployment, as well as increases in women's involvement in paid work-particularly amongst mothers. These changes have had implications for the organisation of childcare and the resources available to parents to facilitate child development, which raises questions about potential flow-on impacts on child wellbeing.

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