Women going out to work is a more equal division of labour at home, men involved in housework.
Sociologists on March of progress view:
Gershuny (1994): women working full-time more equal division of labour, these women did less domestic labour.
Changes in march of progess view statistics:
1984, 45% of men + 41% of women agreed that mens job was to earn money and women to look after home.
But 2012, 13% of men + 12% of women agreed with this.
Taking responsibility for children (sociologists):
Boulton (1983), father may be performing specific childcare tasks, but mothers do the majority of care through child security/well-being.
Dex + Ward (2007), although father has high involvement, but only 1% take main responsibility.
Braun, Vincent, Ball (2011), 3 out of 70 families studied where father holds 'provider ideology' and mother 'intensive mothering' in media.
Emotion work + The triple shift:
Hochschild (2013), refers to emotion work meaning women are often required to perform emotion work, responsible for managing family feelings.
'Triple shift' performing housework, paid and emotion work introduced by Duncombe + Marden (1995).
Responsibility for 'Quality time':
Southerton (2011), say managing quality time falls mostly to mothers.
Quality time has become difficult to achieve due to recent socialchanges such as emergence of 24/7 society + flexible working patterns, more fragmented/de-routinised.