Childcare, families and work
Subtitle: the New Zealand childcare survey 1998 : a survey of early childhood education and care arrangements for children
By: Department of Labour ; NACEW, National Advisory Council on the Employment of Women
Publisher: Labour Market Policy Group, Dept. of Labour
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Wellington, N.Z
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Work and family; Statistics; Child care services; Children of working parents; Care
Description: The Childcare Survey is New Zealand’s first comprehensive national survey on early childhood education and care. The survey was a joint research project between the Department of Labour and the National Advisory Council on the Employment of Women (NACEW), and was conducted by Statistics New Zealand as a supplement to the Household Labour Force Survey in the September quarter of 1998. The purpose of the Childcare Survey was to gather information from parents on ECE and care arrangements for children under 14 years of age, and to examine the relationship between use of ECE and care, and participation in the labour market.
Notes: "A supplement to the Household Labour Force Survey"--P. 7.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 189-190).
Table of contents: title: Background to the survey; title: Early childhood educations (ECE) & care; title: Coping with disruptions to ECE & care arrangements; title: Are parents satisfied with their ECE & care arrangements?; title: Are problems accessing ECE & care a barrier to work & education?; title: Work arrangements.