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Digg it UP - On Women Leaving The Canadian Labour Market
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The Montreal Gazette is carrying an article today that reports that Quebec women are actually increasing labour force participation rates and provides a couple of possible explanations as to why women in other provinces are choosing to leave the workforce.
…while the percentage of working-age Canadian women in the job market — their participation rate — began to fall only last year, it has been dropping in the U.S. since the late 1990s. Some American observers attribute the phenomenon to a new wave of social conservatism. It’s unclear if this might be a factor in Alberta.
“This is an important finding,” says Prem Benimadhu, a vice-president at the Conference Board of Canada. Benimadhu believes that demands on employees “have become toxic” in recent years. He thinks that some married women, particularly those waiting to start a family, are starting to find personal interests more attractive than extra income.
The increase in participation rates of women was seen as one partial solution to labour shortages caused by the retirement of the baby-boomers, so expect to read more speculation about this over the coming months. An upswing in social conservatism, toxic workplaces and day-care issues may all be contributing to the trend of declining participation rates in the labour force among women - but if we really want to know why wome
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…while the percentage of working-age Canadian women in the job market — their participation rate — began to fall only last year, it has been dropping in the U.S. since the late 1990s. Some American observers attribute the phenomenon to a new wave of social conservatism. It’s unclear if this might be a factor in Alberta.
“This is an important finding,” says Prem Benimadhu, a vice-president at the Conference Board of Canada. Benimadhu believes that demands on employees “have become toxic” in recent years. He thinks that some married women, particularly those waiting to start a family, are starting to find personal interests more attractive than extra income.
The increase in participation rates of women was seen as one partial solution to labour shortages caused by the retirement of the baby-boomers, so expect to read more speculation about this over the coming months. An upswing in social conservatism, toxic workplaces and day-care issues may all be contributing to the trend of declining participation rates in the labour force among women - but if we really want to know why wom
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“This is an important finding,” says Prem Benimadhu, a vice-president at the Conference Board of Canada. Benimadhu believes that demands on employees “have become toxic” in recent years. He thinks that some married women, particularly those waiting to start a family, are starting to find personal interests more attractive than extra income.
The increase in participation rates of women was seen as one partial solution to labour shortages caused by the retirement of the baby-boomers, so expect to read more speculation about this over the coming months. An upswing in social conservatism, toxic workplaces and day-care issues may all be contributing to the trend of declining participation rates in the labour force among women - but if we really want to know why wom
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The increase in participation rates of women was seen as one partial solution to labour shortages caused by the retirement of the baby-boomers, so expect to read more speculation about this over the coming months. An upswing in social conservatism, toxic workplaces and day-care issues may all be contributing to the trend of declining participation rates in the labour force among women - but if we really want to know why wom
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