And If He Is Working
Saturday, June 13th, 2009Stephen Lunn at The Australian:
A new study co-authored by Melbourne Institute economist Mark Wooden finds men are less likely to split up with their partner if they are working between 40 and 50 hours a week.
“The optimal work arrangement appears to be where the man works a 41- to 49-hour week,” Professor Wooden said.
“Beyond this, the risk of separation does rise, but it is still lower than for couples where the male works a 35- to 40-hour work week.”
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