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A study by the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (MPIDR) shows that, in contrast to Finland, from midlife mothers in Italy and the US work significantly fewer years than fathers, especially if they have two and more children. The researchers highlight that better support and work opportunities for mothers not only improves their retirement security, but also helps stabilize pension systems.
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Research policy
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On 25 June 2019, the Max Planck Society again received an award in Berlin for its family- and life-phase-aware HR policy. After an audit process carried out in 2018 and the agreement to a regular voluntary audit commitment, it received the certificate from berufundfamilie Service GmbH for the fifth time in 2019. During the festive award ceremony, which was also attended by Federal Minister for Family Affairs Franziska Giffey as the patron of the audit, a total of 325 employers, 171 companies, 131 institutions and 23 universities received the award.
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Demographics
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Research policy
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Jurists and social scientists come up with recommendations for greater equality of opportunity.
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Demographics
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Demographics
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Little is known about work life in Germany. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Rostock and the Federal Institute for Population Research have now conducted a study to examine how the length of work life in Germany has changed and what influence the numerous labor market and pension reforms of recent decades have had.
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Little is known about work life in Germany. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research in Rostock and the Federal Institute for Population Research have now conducted a study to examine how the length of work life in Germany has changed and what influence the numerous labor market and pension reforms of recent decades have had.
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