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Musewicz, John; And Others – 1983
In this paper changes in labor force participation for women in North Carolina are examined and projected into the future. The projections demonstrate that the number of employed females, especially mothers, will be much greater in the future than at present. Thus, the issues related to female labor force participation will be even more salient in…
Descriptors: Day Care, Early Childhood Education, Educational Attainment, Employed Women
Schoonmaker, Meyressa H. – 1983
Although women in North Carolina increasingly enter the work force to stay and their "protected" status in marriage is no longer secure, North Carolina's women do not have economic equality under law with men. Husbands have full rights to the rents, profit, and control of entirety property and real estate during marriage; and no women…
Descriptors: Divorce, Employed Women, Employment Practices, Equal Protection
Howze, Dorothy C.; And Others – 1983
Reviewing health related "costs" of female labor force participation, this paper examines four highly salient maternal and child health issues. Discussion of acute illness in day care settings begins with an overview of studies on day care and illness and focuses on hepatitis A, appropriate sanitation, and indications of research on…
Descriptors: Communicable Diseases, Day Care Centers, Employed Women, Health Conditions