When asked whether child care duties were being split equally during the workday, 57% of men said they were. Only 45% of women agreed.
The coronavirus pandemic has reshaped almost every facet of American life — except, perhaps, gender roles at home.
When asked whether child care duties were being split equally during the workday, 57% of men said they were, but only 45% of women agreed. In fact, 66% of women said that they are the ones primarily responsible for helping their kids with remote learning during the workday, compared with just 41% of men who said the same.
Read more:Coronavirus brings new twist to old argument between working parents — whose job is more important? What’s more, the coronavirus has refueled arguments among working parents about whose job is more “important.” The answer to that question, which generally means which position brings in more income, often determines who takes the lead on taking care of the kids. But in many cases, the pandemic has redefined which jobs are “essential” — including health care workers and supermarket employees, who are predominantly female.
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