ELSTAT: One in Three Workers Has Difficulty Combining Work and Family Obligations – Greater Pressure on Women
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Approximately 1 in 3 workers (33%) in Greece report that their work conflicts with the obligations arising from caring for their children or dependent adults. The percentage is higher for women (35.4%) and for people aged 35-44 (37.5%). The most frequently reported problem (34.9%) is long working hours, while the second most frequently reported problem is a demanding or exhausting job (27%). Travel time and unpredictable or difficult schedules a…
Approximately one in three workers in Greece face significant difficulties in combining work and family life. Specifically, according to the special survey by ELSTAT on the combination of family life and work, published on Monday (19/10), 33% state that their professional obligations conflict with the care of children or dependent adults, with women […] The post ELSTAT: One in three workers has difficulty combining work and family appeared first…
Exhausting shifts, expensive private structures and a non-existent welfare state leave families unprotected.
About 1 in 3 workers (33%) in Greece say that their work conflicts with the obligations arising from the care of their children or dependent adults
The most frequently reported problem (34.9%) is long working hours, while the second most frequent is a demanding or exhausting job (27%).
Approximately 1 in 3 workers (33%) in Greece state that their work conflicts with the obligations arising from caring for ...
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