Studies

Inequalities in all three components of labour market earnings – employment, working hours and hourly wages – have remained large. In 2019, working women still earned 19% less per hour than men. [...]

This study overall suggests that internet dating fosters an uneven distribution of opportunities for mar­riage, high­light­ing the role of dig­i­tal part­ner mar­kets in the social demog­ra­phy [...]

This report describes the employment and working time developments in the EU through the first year of the crisis and examines how they differed by sector and occupation. It explores the [...]

The economic crisis triggered by the COVID-19 urgently required active policy interventions to enhance the revival strategies of the world economy. State policies are effective in reviving the [...]

There is immense opportunity to help people throughout a lifelong mental health journey if they receive treatment when they are diagnosed. The analysis revealed that behavioral health treatment [...]

While pregnancy anaemia is a risk factor for anaemia during childhood, evidence for an increased risk of infectious diseases or early childhood development delays was not found. [Esther [...]

Around the world, increasing mental health inequalities between women and men caused by COVID-19 represent a major public health concern. [Jaunathan Bilodeau, Amélie Quesnel-Valléea, Nancy [...]

Impact of the first federal paid maternity leave mandate in Switzerland on women’s employment and earnings around the birth of their first child and their subsequent fertility by exploiting [...]

This Key Findings report focuses on children’s relationships with parents and friends; challenges and stressful life events they have experienced; their socio-emotional well-being, the activities [...]

This American poll shows that parents —and especially mothers— are struggling to piece together care amidst a crisis marked by affordability and accessibility issues, and by low pay for childcare [...]