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Most Married Parents Now Work Full Time

For the first time, most American families with married parents now have both parents working full-time.

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📍 How it ended

Pew research indicated that most US families now have two parents working full-time for the first time. Reports noted that these parents often experienced a blurred boundary between work and family.

Epilogue added 9d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Data from the Pew Research Center indicates a shift in US family structures, where the majority of families now feature two parents employed full-time. Coverage from Fortune, The Hill, and Newser emphasizes that this is a first-time occurrence for American families.

The New York Times and Pew Research Center highlight the resulting struggle for time and the blurring boundaries between work and family life. Future coverage is expected to focus on how parents manage the perceived losing battle over their time and the ongoing overlap of professional and domestic responsibilities.

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Quick answers

Who reported the data on US working parents?

The Pew Research Center reported the findings.

What is the current status of full-time employment in most US families?

For the first time, both parents in most American families are working full-time.

What challenges are working parents facing according to the reports?

Parents report a blurring boundary between work and family and a struggle over their available time.

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