Reconciling work and family : issues and policies in Japan
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Keywords
family responsibilities.; employment; working conditions; economic development; unemployment; poverty; female headed household; family.; time budget; hours of work; child care; family benefit.; responsabilités familiales; emploi; conditions de travail; développement économique; chômage; pauvreté; femme-chef de famille; famille; budget temps; durée du travail; soins aux enfants; prestations familiales; responsabilidades familiares; empleo; condiciones de trabajo; desarrollo económico; desempleo; pobreza; mujer cabeza de familia; familia; atribución de tiempo; horas de trabajo; cuidado infantil; prestaciones familiares;All these keywords.
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