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Jonas Wood

Postdoctoral Researcher and Guest Professor at the Centre for Population, Family and Health, University of Antwerp, the Netherlands. personal page
Education, work, economy (socio-economic differences)

Dual earners’ parental employment strategies in Belgium

June 10, 2021March 2, 2020 Jonas Wood and Leen Marynissen
Belgium, childbearing, Children, Europe, gender equality, Work

Even in Belgium, despite its strong work-family reconciliation policies, childbearing pushes couples towards more traditional gender roles: when one member of a couple exits the labour market or takes parental … Read more

Families and households

Local childcare availability and dual earner fertility in Belgium

March 10, 2021June 17, 2019 Jonas Wood and Karel Neels
aeging, Europe, Family, Work

In the context of population ageing, work-family reconciliation policies potentially play an important role in supporting both fertility and parental employment. However, the evaluation of such policies remains a challenge. … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Parental leave uptake among migrant and native mothers in Belgium

March 7, 2021December 11, 2017 Tine Kil, Jonas Wood and Karel Neels
Children, Europe, Welfare, Women, Work

Family policies such as parental leave schemes increasingly support the work-family balance. Although labour force participation has increased in recent decades among mothers in majority populations, maternal employment levels and … Read more

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