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Families are changing - OECD
Doing Better for Families OECD 201117 Chapter 1 Families are changingFamilies have changed over the past thirty years. This chapter provides an overviewof the changes in family formation, household structure, work-life balance, and childwell-being. Fertility rates have been persistently low in many OECD countriesleading to smaller Families . With marriage rates down and divorce rates up, thereare an increasing number of children growing up in sole-parent or reconstitutedfamilies. Sole-parent Families are of particular concern due to the high incidence ofpoverty among such risks are highest in jobless Families and lowest amongst dual-earnerfamilies. Important gains in female educational attainment and investment in morefamily-friendly policies have contributed to a rise in female and maternalemployment, but long-standing differences in gender outcomes in the labour marketstill persist.
Doing Better for Families © OECD 2011 17 Chapter 1 Families are changing Families have changed over the past thirty years. This chapter provides an overview
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