Employers assumed that most families included only one primary caretaker, and as a result, few single men received the income intended to support a family.

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The assumption was that most families had a male breadwinner, not a single primary caretaker, which led to policies and practices that often did not consider the needs of single men or dual-income families.

Employers Assumed That Most Families Included Only One Primary Caretaker