Work-Life Balance in New Zealand: Women's rights and obligations to production and reproduction

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Work-Life Balance in New Zealand: Women's rights and obligations to production and reproduction

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For most women, the main route to economic independence is through earning income in the labour market (paid work). Paid work has far-reaching and positive outcomes for women and their families, as well as being important for growing the New Zealand economy. New Zealand women are participating in the labour market at higher rates than ever before, though patterns of labour market participation vary among women by age and ethnicity.  Internationally our female labour force participation rate ...

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Conference item

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2016

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http://hdl.handle.net/10092/12574

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Law and Legal Studies / Law / Law and Society / Law and legal studies / Commercial law / Labour law

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