Примеры использования Work outside the home на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You can't work outside the home.
Work outside the home: Women: 28.6 per cent; Men: 79.9 per cent.
Measures for combining work outside the home and within the family;
Under the law, a woman married to a Gabonese man could not work outside the home.
Women may share the work outside the home but should not be forced by law to do so.
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Provide children's rooms, crèches andkindergartens for children whose parents work outside the home.
As more women work outside the home, there is a growing trend towards hiring domestic workers who are primarily women.
He accepted the customary practice that a son give his father all earnings from work outside the home until age 21.
In order that women with small children might work outside the home, it must be guaranteed that those children would be well cared for.
Notably, the amount of time women dedicate to childcare does not change significantly when they work outside the home.
Mäori men spend more time on informal unpaid work outside the home than both non-Mäori men and non-Mäori women.
Combining work outside the home and continuing to be nourisher and care-givers of the family has presented serious difficulties for women.
Currently about 80 per cent of all married women work outside the home, whereas in 1981 this figure was 64 per cent.
Often, work outside the home is accompanied by less time spent in traditional roles, such as caring for children and preparing meals.
Girls often carry the triple burden of housework, schoolwork and work outside the home, paid or unpaid.
As such, in cases where women do work outside the home, their children are taken care of by immediate family members such as a mother, sister or trusted family friend.
When family income is insufficient,children are forced to join in the daily quest for family subsistence or work outside the home.
Traditional gender roles continue to evolve as more women work outside the home and more men contribute to the work within it.
Estimates indicate that more than 930 million children under the age of 14 years live in households where all adults work outside the home.
Migrant women, like many other women who do not migrate but who work outside the home, often leave their children in the care of family members or someone else.
Because women are primary caregivers of children and older adults,they have more difficulty in seeking remunerative work outside the home.
In addition, FELDA has established community support to lighten the burden of women who work outside the home by encouraging the establishment of home-based day-care.
Evidence suggests that where childcareis easily accessible and compatible with work schedules, more women work outside the home.
Teen mothers cut off their opportunities in life, must work outside the home earlier and usually have a higher number of children over the course of their lives.
Article 41 of the Constitution underlined women's crucial domestic role andsought to protect women from having to work outside the home.
In France, seeking paid work outside the home is also becoming the general norm, adding 150,000 women to the labour force annually since 1982, according to INSEE.
Formal unpaid work outside the home comprisesis comprised of unpaid productive activities co-ordinated through an organised group, such as Meals on Wheels or Women's Refuge.