Today, no father in their right mind would try to toss that line out, not at least without protecting their head. Now fathers load children into cars and drive them to activities, they help with homework and load dishwashers and wash ing machines. Many are great cooks who make wonderful meals. But one thing has not changed. The majority of women end up carrying a heavier load.
More women work outside the home than stay in it.
That means for many Canadians, there is one fulltime office job and another job waiting for them when they get home. It is not uncommon to meet a '90s mom who works all day and prepares the same amount of home-made baked goods for Christmas that her mother did. A great new study released by GPI Atlantic found in the last 40 years, little has changed for women. Females still do about 65.5 per cent of domestic work. Working mothers put in four hours of unpaid work after they leave the job that pays.