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The Economic Case for Paternity Leave
The Atlantic Link to more items from this source
[Opinion]
Sept. 24, 2014

"More maternity leave might sound like a great idea, but as long as mothers are the only parents taking leave, longer stints at home actually worsen job discrimination against them and make them less likely to pursue a career. Rather, as the experiences of Sweden, Iceland, and a handful of other countries show, the secret to keeping mothers in the workforce lies not in giving them more time off, but in getting more fathers to stay at home instead."  MORE >>

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