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Does Labor Force Participation for Parents also have an effect?

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Does Labor Force Participation for Parents also have an effect?

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How can Parental Leave Policies have both a bad and a good side?

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How can Parental Leave Policies have both a bad and a good side?

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World Bank Data shows the amount of time men and women spend on unpaid domestic and care work for 2010 (United Kingdom data is for 2015). The UK is much more equal between men and women compared to Hungary and the United States

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Percentage of Day Spent on Unpaid Domestic and Care Work, 2010

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Percentage of Day Spent on Unpaid Domestic and Care Work, 2010

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How can Cultural Norms around Gender (time use surveys) effect the pay gap?

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How can Cultural Norms around Gender (time use surveys) effect the pay gap?

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Childcare outside of the home (preschool/daycare)

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Childcare outside of the home (preschool/daycare)

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OECD data shows that labor force participation rates for women are much lower than men for all three countries. The highest participation rate is in the United Kingdom 

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OECD Labor Force Participation Men vs Women

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OECD Labor Force Participation Men vs Women

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World Bank Data shows that educational attainment of at least a 4-year degree is generally higher for women across all three countries. 

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Educational Attainment, Bachelors or Equivalent 25+, Men vs Women

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Educational Attainment, Bachelors or Equivalent 25+, Men vs Women

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Enrollment of children aged 3-5 in pre-primary education is much higher in Hungary and the UK, compared to the United States. This could be a barrier for parents to return to the workforce in full 

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OECD Enrollment in Pre-Primary Education (children aged 3-5)

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OECD Enrollment in Pre-Primary Education (children aged 3-5)

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The fertility rate in the United States (3) is higher than the UK (2) and Hungary (1), but has declined since 2010 for both the UK and US. Hungary's is increasing over time

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The percentage of households in the UK with both parents working full-time has increased as childcare access has become more available to parents. Data is  from the Office of National Statistics

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UK Women Have Moved to More Full-time work since Childcare availability has increased

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UK Women Have Moved to More Full-time work since Childcare availability has increased

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The World Economic Forum's Gender Gap Index is a comprehensive assessment of gender equality across over 150 countries. Hungary lags significantly behind the UK and US. The United States scores have fallen in the last 3 years. Data is missing for 2011 and 2019

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World Economic Forum: Gender Gap Index Scores 

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World Economic Forum: Gender Gap Index Scores 

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World Bank Data suggests that self-employment is very low in US compared to UK and Hungary. Women are far less likely to be self-employed in all three countries

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Self-Employment by Gender (% Employment)

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Self-Employment by Gender (% Employment)