Gender Inequalities in Time Use: The Distribution of Caring, Housework and Employment Among Women and Men in Ireland

Frances McGinnity · Helen Russell

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This report is the second publication arising from the “Research Programme on \nEquality and Discrimination” which is being carried out by the ESRI on behalf of the \nEquality Authority. This examination of time-use data from the Irish National Time- \nUse Survey conducted in 2005 seeks to contribute to a deeper understanding of \ngender equality in Ireland. It examines the distribution of paid and unpaid work \nbetween men and women, the differences in the total workloads of women and men \nand the division of labour within couples.

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