We think of the division of labor as being outdated, but in fact it has reemerged. In the early ‘80s, a… — Warren Farrell
We think of the division of labor as being outdated, but in fact it has reemerged. In the early ‘80s, a mother was 43 times more likely than the father to leave the workplace for family responsibilities; more recently, a mom is 135 times more likely to leave the workplace for family responsibilities.
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