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Lone mothers, work and depression
... of lone mothers that were home-orientated: in 1993–98 lone parents were more likely to hold traditional views than other mothers, but by 2003– 08 this was no longer the ...working lone ...
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Ameliorating Adversity: Supporting Resilience in Low income Lone Mothers
... affects lone mothers’ lives and to see, as Sen[5] argues we must, that poverty causes material deprivation but also relational and capability ...the lone mothers in this study but their ...
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Informal vs formal support mobilisation by lone mothers in Germany and the United Kingdom
... by lone mothers represent a distortion from the institutionalised family norm of married couples with children (Wingen 1994, 1997) and are thus seen as incomplete, lacking the male ...1980s lone ...
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Social Assistance and the Employment Rate of Lone Mothers: An Analysis of Ontario's Live Experiment
... of lone mothers and mothers with spouses may move in different direction for other ...married mothers will be affected by changes in the earnings of their spouses (a phenomenon known in the ...
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Social Assistance Benefit Rates and the Employment Rate of Lone Mothers
... of lone mothers are of particular interest from the social policy point of view because of the high incidence of poverty, especially child poverty, among persons in such ...among lone mothers, ...
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Gender and the politics of welfare: a study of social assistance policies towards lone mothers in Britain, 1948 1966
... special lone mother ...for lone mothers as mothers and hesitated to recognise them as a special category for the receipt of ...of lone mothers’ needs and in views on the ...
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Work and well-being over time: lone mothers and their children
... 46 lone mothers since 1997/98 as part of research on the impact of welfare reform (Scott et ...interviewed mothers were generally highly committed to work but faced what were often difficult ...
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Lone or alone? : a qualitative study of lone mothers on low income with reference to support in their everyday lives
... Wider demographic changes 2.1 Problems of definitions and categories 2.2 Number of lone mother families 2.3 2.4 Ethnicity 2.5 Changing marital status 2.6 Age of mothers and children Econ[r] ...
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Lone parents: unemployed or otherwise engaged?
... (most lone parents are still women) often do: frequently low paid and part time (Breitkreuz et ...that lone parents in low paid or part time employment rarely escape poverty through their earnings alone ...
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The Lone Mother Resilience Project: A Qualitative Secondary Analysis
... data by reviewing our notes, listening to the recordings, and re-reading the transcripts (BRAUN & CLARKE, 2006). Stripped transcripts were then uploaded to NVivo for coding. At this point in the study, we had a ...
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Lone Parent Families, Work and Social Care
... widowed lone mothers, on the one hand, and income, on the other hand, say nothing or very little about the way child day care arrangements are actually ...
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Welfare Reform and Lone Parents Employment in the UK
... by lone parents during the transition into work (in particular providing advice on benefit payments and ...when lone mothers worked (Duncan and Chase-Lansdale, 1999), while results from the ...
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Policy and the employment of lone parents in 20 countries: introduction
... Sweden.New NewZealand, Zealand, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Germany all had had relatively relatively low low proportions proportions of of lone mothers in paid work around around[r] ...
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Exploring the Distress of Striving for Independence and Autonomy: The 'Lone Wolf'Experience
... historical/developmental roots of related conflicts, they do so in different contexts and through different epistemological positions. The completion of this portfolio is a significant part of my training and development ...
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A question of balance: lone parents, childcare and work
... for Lone Parents (NDLP) ...some lone parents, however, the decision to enter work was prompted by a specific event (for example, an offer of work or childcare) or by a situation that acted as a ‘gateway’ ...
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A Question of Balance: Lone parents, childcare and work
... were lone parents who would never have considered working in the first year or two of their child’s life, as this was believed to be a crucial formative period when parental care was essential and could not be ...
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Lone parent obligations: supporting the journey into work
... If respondents were not currently using any childcare but planned to work in the future, they were asked what types of arrangement they thought they would use when they moved into work. Respondents expressed a strong ...
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Lone Parent Obligations : work, childcare and the Jobseeker’s Allowance regime
... the lone parents in the group we categorised as having a strong attachment to work were very work ready, often with qualifications and many years of work ...the lone parents with high parenting orientation ...
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Lone parent obligations: destinations of lone parents after Income Support eligibility ends (Research report no 710)
... deaf lone parent customer who had been claiming JSA for six months at the time of the interview, although she was initially moved to ESA when her IS eligibility ended (she had been receiving IS with a Disability ...
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Lone Wolves: How to Prevent This Phenomenon?
... fight lone wolf terrorism is far from ...of lone wolf terrorists and their radicalization processes are preliminary ones that deserve further ...Islamist lone wolf terrorism, new questions pop up, ...
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