Social and economic benefits of good quality childcare and early years education Key points from a briefing for EPSU by the Labour Research Department.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

LABOUR FORCE SURVEY The aim is to show that only an integrated approach to these data makes the contribution of Italian women to the economy more visible.

Advertisements

Economic advantage and disadvantage: women in Australia Presentation to the National Council of Women of Australia Dr Marcia Keegan Research Fellow, National.

No. 1 Organizing Eldercare The Danish Case in a Comparative Perspective Morten Balle Hansen, Professor, PhD Department of Political Science, Aalborg University.

Ministry of Education and Research Sweden Government Offices of Sweden Swedish Gender Equality Policy Maria Arnholm Minister for Gender Equality, Deputy.

Assistance for families: An assessment of Australian family policies from an international perspective Peter Whiteford, Social Policy Research Centre,

Post-Communist Family Policy. Outline  Look at policy changes  Place PL and CR into typologies  Ask whether these policies are in line with the needs.

27 th February 2013 Closing the Gender Gap ACT NOW Ana LLENA-NOZAL Economist, Social Policy Division, OECD.

Implications of Increasing Family Poverty Given the disturbing increases in income inequality in the United States, Great Britain, and other industrial.

Copyright 2009 IDC Aid to Recovery: The Economic Impact of IT, Software, and the Microsoft Ecosystem in Portugal Prepared for Microsoft Corporation October.

Leave policies within the family policies in the Czech Republic Jiřina Kocourková, Ph.D. Department of Demography and Geodemography Faculty of Science.

E quality between Women and Men in the EU: recent developments 11th LPR Network seminar Tallinn, September 2014 Muriel Bissières, European Commission.

Social Policy : Trends in spending, recipiency and policy focus Seminar presentation: Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs 11 October, 2007, Seoul,

SITUATION ANALYSIS AND IDENTIFICATION OF NEEDS IN THE AREA OF FAMILY POLICY IN SLOVENIA Ružica Boškić Child Observatory Social protection Institute of.

Olivier Thévenon INED Brussels - EFSI 7 november 2014 The role of childcare services on family and work outcomes.

Babies and Bosses – Findings and Insights Presentation: Work, Families & Wellbeing Forum 5 May 2006, Canberra Willem Adema (

EPSU Equal Pay Survey EPSU-ETUI Equal Pay Seminar November 2011.

Facing the challenge of increasing women’s participation on the European labour market NEUJOBS WORKING PAPER NO. D16.2C Agnieszka Chłoń-Domińczak Agnieszka.

Employing Local Parents 4in10 Seminar Andrew Bazeley Senior Policy Officer Newham Council.

* Where your profits climb to the top. Industrialized country Source: Austrian Federal Economic Chamber Production sector as percentage of GDP.

The Lisbon Process and European Women at Work Political Economy and Social Policy of Western Europe Indiana University, Bloomington November 11, 2005 Tito.

Cross-national differences in participating in tertiary science, technology, engineering and mathematics education Dr. Annemarie van Langen ITS, Radboud.

Information on public family supports in the OECD Family database ECEC Network meeting Paris, 21-22, 2010 Willem Adema Senior Economist, OECD Social Policy.

International overview of fathers and leave based on 2012 review Peter Moss Institute of Education University of London 1.

Federal Department of Home Affairs FDHA Federal Statistical Office FSO Balancing family and work in everyday life: a European comparison Dr. Katja Branger.

Educational standards and economic and social development Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) Lisbon Council Brussels, 14 September.

Transformation of the Public Sector Changes in the Social Policy Ing. Katarina Poluncova Department of Public Economy.

Gender and Labor Market Issues Workshop Capacity Building for Implementation of the GAP in ECA by Sarosh Sattar Senior Economist October 23, 2008.

Fighting child poverty across the OECD: is work the answer? Presentation: Joint OECD/Korea Regional Centre on Health and Social policy July 2006, Seoul.

The Distribution of Recent Economic Gains: Some early observations Ben Dolman.

1 OECD Family Database Inaugaral ISCI Conference, Chicago, USA June, 2007 Annette Panzera OECD Social Policy.

The Gender Dimensions of Pension Reform Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic Elaine Fultz Senior Specialist in Social Security ILO Budapest.

OECD work on ECEC and implications for policy Deborah Roseveare Directorate for Education 14 th October 2008.

Childcare Policies & Gender Equality (LCR-ECA Virtual Workshop) Emiliana Vegas Sr. Education Economist Latin America & the Caribbean Region The World Bank.

1 An OECD view on parental childcare Presentation for “Parental Childcare and Employment Policy Conference: Collision or Complementarity?” Prague, Czech.

1 Every Hand is Needed: Making the Benefit System Employment Friendly Mark Pearson, Head of Social Policy, OECD.

Can the state set decent standards for gender equality? Jill Rubery European Work and Employment Research Centre Manchester Business School University.

Women, Work, and the Economy: Macroeconomic Gains from Gender Equity The views expressed in this presentation are those of the authors and should not be.

Family and Children policy in an international perspective presentation: Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs, 23 November 2009, Seoul Willem.

CAUSES OF THE PAY GAP Anna Freeman, Director of Employment 19 November 2010.

Fighting child poverty across the OECD: is work the answer?

Gender and Social Inequality Challenges/Evidence

Jobs and Gender in ECA María E. Dávalos

Family Policy across the OECD

Seminar presentation:

Labor market situation in Czech republic

February Town Hall Meeting

Human Capital Human capital corresponds to any stock of knowledge or characteristics the worker has (either innate or acquired) that contributes to his.

Social Policy : Trends in spending, recipiency and policy focus

Family Policy across the OECD

Economic benefits of gender equality in the EU

What are The main challenges for the Swedish Economy?

Family Policy across the OECD

Family Policy : an International Perspective

Policy Brief on Towards Community Long-term Care  Stefanie Bluth 23 February 2010, Budapest, Hungary.

Early Education – Return on Investment

Social Policy : Trends in spending, recipiency and policy focus

Introduction to the UK Economy

State support for early childhood education and care in England

cumulative individual impact of changes in taxes and benefits (percentage of net individual income per annum by 2020) by household income.

The long view: scenarios for the world economy to 2060

Economic growth Learning outcome V Define economic growth

Redistribution of income and wealth

European Economic and Social Committee

TRENDS IN EDUCATION Guntars Catlaks Senior research co-ordinator

School of Social Sciences, University of Manchester

Public spending on family benefits includes financial support that is exclusively for families and children. The OECD* family database includes three types.

28/09/2019 The future of work Jesus Garcia

An OECD view on parental childcare

Presentation transcript:

Social and economic benefits of good quality childcare and early years education Key points from a briefing for EPSU by the Labour Research Department

Helping more women into employment OECD figures show that even in countries where the women’s employment rate is relatively high (UK, Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia) there is still a gap of more than 10 percentage points between women with and without children

Public spending on family benefits Percentage of GDP, 2011, Source: OECD

Economic benefits UK analysis – nationwide public system of universal and affordable childcare would provide net return to government of more than EUR 6800 per woman (more if there were a greater take up of full-time work) Danish analysis – highly subsidised, universal childcare and comprehensive parental leave brings return to public finances of EUR over course of women’s lifetime Quebec experience – from 2000 heavily subsidised childcare for all 0-4 year olds increased maternal employment rate by 11 percentage points – adding 3.8% to overall women’s employment rate and 1.7% to economic output (Institute for Public Policy Research, 2011)

More women in work more jobs in childcare Austria – EUR 100 million federal investment would create childcare jobs, 2300 in related services and between and men and women who currently cannot work would be back on the labour market – taxes and other contributions would make this positive for public finances from fifth year onwards (Arbeiterkammer 2013)

Longer term… educational and social development Range of studies indicating positive impact on educational attainment and development of social skills as well as increased success in employment and social integration – mainly in UK and USA, evaluated positively by National Audit Office in UK

Investing in the care economy ITUC, 2016 Investing in care delivers more jobs and reduces gender quality when compared to equivalent investment in infrastructure Employment effects in 7 OECD countries analysed with care investment delivering on average 1.5% larger increase in employment rate – over 21 million jobs in care compared to 13.4m in construction

benefits-good-quality-childcare-and-early-years- educationhttp:// benefits-good-quality-childcare-and-early-years- education