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Labour force survey 2018, Families and work

2018

Families and work

Releases

• Mothers return to the labour market from family leaves more quickly than before (14.11.2019)

Reviews

• 1 Introduction (14.11.2019)
• 2 Employment of mothers and fathers has increased (14.11.2019)
• 3 The number of children and their age affect mothers labour market position (14.11.2019)
• 4 Working has become more common among mothers (14.11.2019)
• 5 Concepts (14.11.2019)
• 6 The household section of the Labour Force Survey provides data on employment in families (14.11.2019)

Tables

Appendix tables

• Appendix table 1. Employment rates by age of youngest child in 2014 - 2018, population aged 20-59 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 2. Employment rates by number of children in 2014 - 2018, population aged 20-59 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 3. Activity rates by age of youngest child in 2014 - 2018, population aged 20-59 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 4. Activity rates by number of children in 2014 - 2018, population aged 20-59 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 5. Unemployment rates by age of youngest child in 2014 - 2018, population aged 20-59 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 6. Unemployment rates by number of children in 2014 - 2018, population aged 20-59 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 7. Working and family leaves among 20 to 59-year-old mothers by age of their youngest child in 2018 (14.11.2019)
• Appendix table 8. Working and family leaves among 20 to 59-year-old mothers by number of children in 2018 (14.11.2019)

Quality descriptions

• Quality Description: Labour force survey (14.11.2019)