Very excited to share our latest publication - exploring the role of occupational status in fathers' use of flexible working arrangements for the purposes of care. https://t.co/0b5RUBfMTL
How are fathers portrayed in the media and does it match your experience of fathering? If you’re a dad living in Australia with kids aged 0–12 join my research to:
✅ Share your experiences of parenting
✅ Challenge stereotypes
✅ Help shape a more authentic view of fatherhood
If you're a father working in an Australian university (either an academic or professional staff member) we want to hear from you about your experiences with and views on parental leave. Please see our study details below:
A research project from one of my honours students, for parents or caregivers of children 3-6 years who reside in the coffs harbour region. Please see the link below to learn more and to participate https://t.co/iQt1BYRueE
@JMIPublicPolicy@westernsydneyu Thank you so much @JMIPublicPolicy for sharing with us all such great insights into working in the area of public policy. A truly inspiring workshop that opened our eyes to the many opportunities available to PhDs in the public policy space @westernsydneyu
@ScottSchiemanUT@TorontoStar Great article! In my research with fathers I found there was a belief that even if work-life policies are there, employees can't really use them (without consequence). Ensuring that employees feel 'entitled' to take up such initiatives is just as important as 'providing' them.
“Of the 43 wealthiest countries in the world, Australia ranked 34 out of 40 on affordability of childcare. “
Too right @JayWeatherill - we must be able to do better than this. https://t.co/ioJDrIJhFO