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Happy new year from the LP&R!
In 2024, we published our 20th annual International Review on Leave Policies and Related Research, with extensive data on maternity, paternity, parental, and related leaves from researchers in 50+ participating countries.
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Exciting new research by L&PR Members Myra Hamilton and Marian Baird (@ProfMarianBaird) et al. in Community, Work & Family, investigating carer recognition & outcomes. See here: buff.ly/41brqst
Results show employees experiencing fewer disruptions in aged care services, employment & family domains reported higher recognition & better outcomes compared to those with more disruptions
These findings point to new ways we can enhance carers' recognition & improve their outcomes. Important implications for policy & workplace support. Thank you to the authors for this contribution!
Read more here: buff.ly/41brqst
Stanford University has updated its list of top 2% of scientists with the most citations in 2023—and the LP&R's Andrea Doucet (@andreadoucet) is among them!
Congratulations to Andrea for her contribution to scholarship on leaves and beyond!
Read more: buff.ly/42SRmdH
New edited collection from LP&R Members Marian Baird (@ProfMarianBaird) and Myra Hamilton, with Alison Williams! Learn more about "The Multigenerational Workforce: Managing Age and Gender at Work" here: buff.ly/40UCWau
The book offers key guidance for researchers, managers, human resource staff, diversity and inclusion professionals, and practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of age- and gender-inclusive workforce policies and practices for ageing populations and workforces.
We’re on LinkedIn! Follow our page to connect with the International Network on Leave Policies & Research and recieve key updates on the work of our membership: buff.ly/40NEbYK
New research by LP&R Member András Gabós (@AndrasGabos) et al. from University of Antwerp’s Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy explores EU's employment and social targets repository.uantwerpen.be/doc…
But there’s an important caveat—even with optimal job allocation to low-work-intensity households, employment targets alone likely won't achieve 2030 poverty goals. Additional policies needed to strengthen employment-poverty reduction links
Interested in reading more? See here: repository.uantwerpen.be/doc…
Exciting new research by LP&R Member Sonja Blum & Johanna Kuhlmann, "What defines deservingness?" in Policy & Politics, explores target group constructions in public policy! doi.org/10.1332/03055736Y202…
The paper expands CARIN criteria from public opinion research to meso-level policy analysis, opening new avenues for understanding how policies categorize and treat different groups