When mothers are employed,who (according to research)takes on the primary responsibility for child care and housework?

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Research suggests that when mothers are employed, they still take on the primary responsibility for child care and housework. This is known as the "second shift," as employed mothers are essentially working two jobs - their paid employment and their unpaid household duties. Fathers do take on more child care and housework than they used to, but generally not enough to equalize the workload with mothers.

When Mothers Are Employed,who (According to Research)takes on the Primary