Use of remote work to compensate for limited childcare policies
| Daly's childcare policy types | Strategies to compensate for the limits of childcare policies |
|---|---|
| (1) Monetary social security and taxation benefits, e.g. Universal single allowance (assegno unico) | Paying for private services (e.g. baby-sitting and summer camps) Counting on informal support (e.g. grand parenting) Remote working |
| (2) Public care services, e.g. kindergarten and schools | |
| (3) Incentives towards provision in the market, e.g. Bonus for summer camps | |
| (4) Employment related provisions, e.g. parental leave |
| Daly's childcare policy types | Strategies to compensate for the limits of childcare policies |
|---|---|
| (1) Monetary social security and taxation benefits, e.g. Universal single allowance ( | Paying for private services (e.g. baby-sitting and summer camps) |
| (2) Public care services, e.g. kindergarten and schools | |
| (3) Incentives towards provision in the market, e.g. Bonus for summer camps | |
| (4) Employment related provisions, e.g. parental leave |
Source(s): Authors’ own work based on Daly’s (2002)
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