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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s health insurance trap. I work 40 hours week on-site. I supply insurance for my family. I’d love to work 30 hours week with prorated benefits but no. In Amsterdam and other European locations [b]many women work school hours and on ramp at their whim.[/b] I wish for my daughters a better balance.[/quote] Ugh. The mommy trap. [/quote] This is very common. I’m not convinced the European labor market and long parental leaves are that great for women. Wages are much lower with higher taxes which necessitates two incomes. Women seem highly encouraged to return to work after parental leave and then expected to work flexible jobs so they can also do everything at home. A MC/UMC woman staying home seems less of an option than it is here. The long parental leaves mean women often can’t make any progress professionally. The labor market there is less dynamic and more difficult to hire and fire. Productivity is much lower too. The long leaves come at a huge cost. [/quote]
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