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Title Pendelmobilität und Familiengründung : Zum Zusammenhang von berufsbedingtem Pendeln und dem Übergang zum ersten Kind

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Opladen : Verlag Barbara Budrich, 2018.

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Description	1 online resource (164 pages)
Series	Beiträge zur Bevölkerungswissenschaft
Summary	Studies show that assuming the role of parents - especially for women - is difficult to reconcile with long commutes. However, the directions of action are still unclear. Does starting a family reduce the willingness to commute longer and are professional disadvantages accepted for this? Or does commuting lead to the postponement of starting a family or even prevent it? With these research questions, the book sheds light on a new explanatory approach for lower employment opportunities in mothers and makes a contribution to the identification of determinants of fertility.
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Subject	Commuting.
	Working mothers.
	Married women -- Employment.
	Women employees.
	Labor mobility.
	Work and family.
	Work-life balance.
	Motherhood.
	Migrations alternantes.
	Mères au travail.
	Femmes mariées -- Travail.
	Personnel féminin.
	Main-d'œuvre -- Mobilité.
	Travail et familles.
	Conciliation travail-vie personnelle.
	Maternité.
	maternity.
	SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / Marriage & Family
	Commuting
	Labor mobility
	Married women -- Employment
	Motherhood
	Women employees
	Work and family
	Work-life balance
	Working mothers
Translated Title	Commuting and starting a family: On the connection between work-related commuting and the transition to the first child eng
ISBN	3847412132 (electronic bk.)
	9783847412137 (electronic bk.)