From "The Three Worlds of Welfare Capitalism, on Sweden":
Labor force participation for women with kids 0-2 went from 43% in 1970 to 82.4% in 1985. But, on any given day, 47.5% of those women were absent from work, but still being paid.
Labor force participation for women with kids 0-2 went from 43% in 1970 to 82.4% in 1985. But, on any given day, 47.5% of those women were absent from work, but still being paid.
https://twitter.com/jdcmedlock/status/1378739644301418502
Lots of paid leave policy was implemented on that period. In 1980, EXCLUDING vacation and holidays, workers on average spent 11.2% of their hours absent but paid.
This represents a move towards decommodification of labor time:
This represents a move towards decommodification of labor time:
"The welfare state has taken upon itself to permit employees to pursue non-work related activities within the work contract".
Misplaced the goddamn end quote
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