Study. European Parliament. This study provides an analysis of the size and value of unpaid family care work at the European Union level. It proposes a method which relies on harmonised European surveys. It also compares two EU member States, Italy and Poland, whose time use data contain additional detailed information on child care and elderly care work. The study aims at improving the existing indicators in order to have a reliable quantitative picture to use in discussions on unpaid family care work at the EU level.
Women and unpaid family care work in the EU / Francesca Francavilla; G.Giannelli; G. Grotkowska; L. Piccoli; M. Socha. - ELETTRONICO. - (2009), pp. 1-146.
Women and unpaid family care work in the EU
GIANNELLI, GIANNA CLAUDIA;
2009
Abstract
Study. European Parliament. This study provides an analysis of the size and value of unpaid family care work at the European Union level. It proposes a method which relies on harmonised European surveys. It also compares two EU member States, Italy and Poland, whose time use data contain additional detailed information on child care and elderly care work. The study aims at improving the existing indicators in order to have a reliable quantitative picture to use in discussions on unpaid family care work at the EU level.
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