Gender Gaps and Family Leaves in Latin America

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RT @econoflove: In yrs 2000-2019 most #LATAM countries increased weeks covered by parental leaves. This helped boost female employment and…

28 Dec 2023

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RT @econoflove: In yrs 2000-2019 most #LATAM countries increased weeks covered by parental leaves. This helped boost female employment and…

28 Dec 2023

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In yrs 2000-2019 most #LATAM countries increased weeks covered by parental leaves. This helped boost female employment and curtail employment gaps especially in nations w more traditional gender roles (@estefaniagalv4n), @deFCEA @Udelaruy. https://t.co/2o5

28 Dec 2023

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RT @estefaniagalv4n: Happy to share the news that our paper “Gender Gaps and Family Leaves in Latin America” with Cecilia Parada, Martina Q…

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