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Rubin, Richard – Journal of Library Administration, 1986
Results from this survey show: (1) turnover rates--between 7 and 10 percent--are relatively low compared to those in other service fields; (2) although not statistically significant, female turnover rate was 66 percent higher than the male rate; and (3) males are more likely to resign for another position, females to leave the workforce. (CDD)
Descriptors: Career Change, Employed Women, Labor Force, Labor Turnover
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, Little Rock. – 1984
The major purpose of this paper is to increase employers' awareness of the impact that the rising number of working mothers has had on the need for day care in Arkansas as a whole and in their specific business locales. It is hoped that employers will be motivated to investigate and evaluate the advantages of providing some form of day care…
Descriptors: Day Care, Early Childhood Education, Employed Women, Employer Supported Day Care