Characteristics that were included in the analysis
| Regiona | East Germany (East) | Paid vs unpaid work | Responsible for family work |
| West Germany (West) | Responsible for paid income | ||
| Berlin | Responsible for family work and income | ||
| # children | 1 child | Family vs work focus | Work > Family |
| 2 children | Work = Family | ||
| 3 or more children | Family > Work | ||
| Age groups | 21–30 years old | Working hours | up to 12 h/week |
| 31–40 years old | 13–20 h/week | ||
| 41–50 years old | 21–30 h/week | ||
| 51–60 years old | 31–40 h/week | ||
| Over 60 years old | More than 40 h/week | ||
| Current position | Executive board/senior management | Length of the parental leave | p.l. up to 3 months |
| Head of division/sector | p.l. 4–6 months | ||
| Head of department | p.l. 7–12 months | ||
| Team leader | p.l. 13–24 months | ||
| Advisor | p.l. 25–36 months | ||
| Team member | p.l. more than 36 months | ||
| Self-employed | |||
| Leadership role | Manager | ||
| Staff |
| Regiona | East Germany (East) | Paid vs unpaid work | Responsible for family work |
| West Germany (West) | Responsible for paid income | ||
| Berlin | Responsible for family work and income | ||
| # children | 1 child | Family vs work focus | Work > Family |
| 2 children | Work = Family | ||
| 3 or more children | Family > Work | ||
| Age groups | 21–30 years old | Working hours | up to 12 h/week |
| 31–40 years old | 13–20 h/week | ||
| 41–50 years old | 21–30 h/week | ||
| 51–60 years old | 31–40 h/week | ||
| Over 60 years old | More than 40 h/week | ||
| Current position | Executive board/senior management | Length of | p.l. up to 3 months |
| Head of division/sector | p.l. 4–6 months | ||
| Head of department | p.l. 7–12 months | ||
| Team leader | p.l. 13–24 months | ||
| Advisor | p.l. 25–36 months | ||
| Team member | p.l. more than 36 months | ||
| Self-employed | |||
| Leadership role | Manager | ||
| Staff |
Notes:
a“West Germany” refers to the federal states that formed the Federal Republic of Germany before the reunification. “East Germany” refers to the five (former) states of the German Democratic Republic, which were re-established on July 22, 1990, following the reunification. Berlin is considered separately because, before the reunification, part of it belonged to the German Democratic Republic and another part to the Federal Republic of Germany
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