One in three families now has the mother as the main breadwinner, a new study reveals. The research uncovers a new socioeconomic phenomenon with major implications for government policies on childcare and shared parental leave. The number of breadwinning mothers, which includes those earning more than their partner or those who are working single mothers, has soared from 18 percent 15 years ago to 31 percent today, the study by the IPPR think tank ...Tuesday, 6 August 2013
One in Three Mothers is the Main Breadwinner in the Family: Study
One in three families now has the mother as the main breadwinner, a new study reveals. The research uncovers a new socioeconomic phenomenon with major implications for government policies on childcare and shared parental leave. The number of breadwinning mothers, which includes those earning more than their partner or those who are working single mothers, has soared from 18 percent 15 years ago to 31 percent today, the study by the IPPR think tank ...
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