Industrial Relation Reform may affect Australian mothers.

© Angela Thomas-Jones

Mar 21, 2006

It is interesting to note the number of Australian women working in high level employment, without children. Are women willing to accept this career for kids trade off? Maybe you are not. But women need to think about how much time these types of careers require. Is it fair to bring a child into the world knowing that you are not going to have time to dedicate to it? It is a quandary because it often takes so much time to get to high level employment and then there are biological questions regarding conceiving that need to be considered. If a woman decides to have children earlier in life, then this can also affect the time taken to achieve their early career goals.


It is interesting to note the number of Australian women working in high level employment, without children. Are women willing to accept this career for kids trade off? Maybe you are not. But women need to think about how much time these types of careers require. Is it fair to bring a child into the world knowing that you are not going to have time to dedicate to it? It is a quandary because it often takes so much time to get to high level employment and then there are biological questions regarding conceiving that need to be considered. If a woman decides to have children earlier in life, then this can also affect the time taken to achieve their early career goals.

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