获得灵活工作和非正式护理

M. Bryan
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我们使用匹配的雇主-雇员数据来探索员工获得灵活工作安排与他们为生病或年老的朋友和亲戚提供的非正式护理数量之间的关系。弹性工作时间和减少工作时间的能力分别与大约13%的非正式护理时间相关。工作场所不会通过提供灵活的工作来回应照顾者的存在,相反,有一些潜在的选择照顾者进入灵活的工作场所。在正式的弹性工作之外,更广泛的工作环境也可能促进护理。
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Access to Flexible Working and Informal Care
We use matched employer–employee data to explore the relationship between employees’ access to flexible working arrangements and the amount of informal care they provide to sick or elderly friends and relatives. Flexitime and the ability to reduce working hours are each associated with about 13% more hours of informal care. Workplaces do not respond to the presence of carers by providing flexible work, instead there is some underlying selection of carers into flexible workplaces. The wider workplace environment beyond formal flexible work may also facilitate care.
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