Working Better: Fathers, family and work - contemporary perspectives
Working Better: Fathers, family and work - contemporary perspectives

This is a research summary 41 from the Equality and Human Rights Commission.

In the summer of 2008 the commission launched 'Working Better' a new policy initiative to explore how we can matchthe aspirations of employees with the needs of employers. The Working Better project is aimed at setting a new agenda to meet the changing needs of families, workers and employers in the 21st century. IIts purpose is to find solutions that will increase choice, fairness and equality for parents, carers, disabled people, young people and older workers. This short report focuses on fathers and their experiences of and attitude towards work and care.

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