Titlebook: Women and Social Policy; A Reader Clare Ungerson,Mary Kember Textbook 1997Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997 desegregation.em

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Introduction to the Second Editionrom the first book has been retained, and the introductions to the sections are completely rewritten. In addition, Mary Kember is joint editor of this volume, and has been responsible for the sections on the labour market, lone mothers, child care and education. Nevertheless, the basic structure of

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Part-time Employment and Labour Market PoliciesOn this basis, some 5.1 million workers in Great Britain are engaged on a part-time basis representing about a quarter of the workforce. Part-time working is not simply a characteristic of jobs growth in the 1980s, but has been a significant feature of Britain’s employment structure for at least thr

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Government Policyvernments. The tone was set in 1945. During the war, faced by a chronic labour shortage, rapid expansion of nurseries took place to encourage mothers into the labour force, where their work was desperately needed. Immediately the war ended, government urged women with young children to stay at home

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Locational Issues in Child Care Provisionill clearly be affected by: the location of work and hours of work; the location and hours of the child care facility; the transport available to the parent(s); and the period during which a child needs minding. The hours a child needs minding differ for pre-school and school-age children with the l

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State, Family and Personal Responsibility: The Changing Balance for Lone Mothers in the UKents have almost doubled since the early 1970s and this increase is part of wider patterns of change in family structure. These include, for example, the rise in extra- marital births (now accounting for over a quarter of all births), the increase in cohabitation (half of women have cohabited prior

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