Explores the formulation, implementaion and evaluation of US family leave policy. This study identifies economic and social forces that affect both the family and the workplace, and examines how the political system, in particular, has responded to changes through various policy initiatives.
Explores the formulation, implementaion and evaluation of US family leave policy. This study identifies economic and social forces that affect both the family and the workplace, and examines how the political system, in particular, has responded to changes through various policy initiatives.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction: A Warm Rose Garden in February Part I: Family and Work Amidst Political and Economic Change 1. The Changing American Family 2. The Family and American Politics 3. The Economics of Family Life 4. The Changing Workplace: When Work and Family Converge Part II: Family Leave Policy in the United States 5. State Initiatives in Family Leave Policy 6. Federal Initiatives in Family Leave Policy: Formulation of the FMLA 7. Implementation and Evaluation of the Family and Medical Leave Act Part III: Toward the Future 8. Toward Paid Leave 9. Lessons from Abroad: Leave Policy from an International Perspective 10. Conclusions and Recommendations
Introduction: A Warm Rose Garden in February Part I: Family and Work Amidst Political and Economic Change 1. The Changing American Family 2. The Family and American Politics 3. The Economics of Family Life 4. The Changing Workplace: When Work and Family Converge Part II: Family Leave Policy in the United States 5. State Initiatives in Family Leave Policy 6. Federal Initiatives in Family Leave Policy: Formulation of the FMLA 7. Implementation and Evaluation of the Family and Medical Leave Act Part III: Toward the Future 8. Toward Paid Leave 9. Lessons from Abroad: Leave Policy from an International Perspective 10. Conclusions and Recommendations
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