Table 15.3 shows that the presence of children does not promote a stronger relationship to the labour force for either men and women.

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The presence of children often affects men and women differently in relation to the labor force. Typically, it leads to stronger labor force attachment for men, as they may feel a greater responsibility to provide financially for their family. For women, the impact can vary; it might lead to a reduced attachment due to increased childcare responsibilities, or it might motivate a stronger attachment for those seeking to contribute financially or maintain career progression.

Table 153 Shows That the Presence of Children Does Not Promote