Fathers taking paternity leave in spain: which characteristics foster and which hampers the use of paternity leave?
Titolo Rivista SOCIOLOGIA E POLITICHE SOCIALI
Autori/Curatori Pedro Romero-Balsas
Anno di pubblicazione 2013 Fascicolo 2012/Suppl. 3
Lingua Inglese Numero pagine 26 P. 106-131 Dimensione file 527 KB
DOI 10.3280/SP2012-SU3006
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There have been important changes in many European countries regarding parenting policy-making (OECD 2011). Paternity leave is one of this measures that have been implemented or developed in the last years. The Spanish paternity leave consists of fifteen days off-work fully paid after childbirth. Due to its recent implementation in 2007 we still do not know the percentage of paternity leave-takers and which factors foster the use of paternity leave. The aim of this paper is to evaluate which factors foster or constrain the use of paternity leave in Spain. Through a dataset of four thousand people, of which six hundred are potential paternity leave-takers, we have analysed which are the effects that working conditions, education, and gender role values have on the use of paternity leave. Our main findings are that being self-employed hampers fathers from taking paternity leave and having egalitarian roles related to childcare and family-oriented values have a positive significant relation with the use of paternity leave in Spain.
Keywords:Paternity Leave, Fathers, Work Conditions, Gender, "daddy quotas".
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Pedro Romero-Balsas, Fathers taking paternity leave in spain: which characteristics foster and which hampers the use of paternity leave? in "SOCIOLOGIA E POLITICHE SOCIALI" Suppl. 3/2012, pp 106-131, DOI: 10.3280/SP2012-SU3006