Superwomen and the Double Burden: Women's Experience of Change in Central and Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet UnionChris Corrin Scarlet Press, 1992 - 297 pages Over de dagelijkse realiteit van het vrouwenbestaan. |
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Page 46
... child - care grant ( GYES ) in 1967 and the child - care fee ( GYED ) from 1985 , more and more Hungarian women have chosen to stay at home to care for their young children . The child - care grant was a flat - rate benefit , roughly ...
... child - care grant ( GYES ) in 1967 and the child - care fee ( GYED ) from 1985 , more and more Hungarian women have chosen to stay at home to care for their young children . The child - care grant was a flat - rate benefit , roughly ...
Page 62
... child - care syndrome ' , which affects mother who are receiving child - care benefit in order to care for young children in the home . GYES was the gyermekgondozási segély or child - care grant and this situation was unique to Hungary ...
... child - care syndrome ' , which affects mother who are receiving child - care benefit in order to care for young children in the home . GYES was the gyermekgondozási segély or child - care grant and this situation was unique to Hungary ...
Page 281
... child - care benefits , 205 , 206 ; child - care fee ( GYED ) , 46 ; child - care grant ( GYES ) , 46 , 62 ; and economic situation , 45 ; and leave , 234n , meagre , 209 ; and services versus benefits , 7 ; and women's ' duties ' as ...
... child - care benefits , 205 , 206 ; child - care fee ( GYED ) , 46 ; child - care grant ( GYES ) , 46 , 62 ; and economic situation , 45 ; and leave , 234n , meagre , 209 ; and services versus benefits , 7 ; and women's ' duties ' as ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Hungary | 27 |
Czech and Slovak Federative Republic | 97 |
Copyright | |
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