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The Work, Family, and Equity Index: How Does the United States Measure Up?

by Alison Earle; Jeffrey Hayes; Jody Heymann

Jun 1, 2004

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Defines and measures public policies that are successful in meeting the needs of working families. Identifies essential goals for work-family policy and examines individual country's public policies for working families relative to global standards.

The Work, Family, and Equity Index: How Does the United States Measure Up?

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Project on Global Working Families

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Ford Foundation

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English

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Title: The Work, Family, and Equity Index: How Does the United States Measure Up?
Publication date 2004-06-01
Publication Year 2004
Authors Alison Earle , Jeffrey Hayes , Jody Heymann
Copyright holder(s) Project on Global Working Families
Geographical Focus Global
Keywords ILO , paid leave , labor codes , global working , paid
Document type Report/Whitepaper
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/the-work-family-and-equity-index-how-does-the-united-states-measure-up-23.html
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