labour Flashcards

(9 cards)

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What is the child benefit threshold for families in 2013?

A

No child benefit for those with over £60K

This policy may lead to a possible reduction in larger families.

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What was the impact of the 2013 Paternity Act?

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Greater equality between men and women

This resulted in an increase in the number of men being stay-at-home parents.

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What significant change did the 2015 Shared Parental Leave introduce?

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Allowed shared parental leave for parents

This policy aims to promote equality in childcare responsibilities.

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What was the effect of the 2017 two-child tax credit policy?

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No extra benefit after the 2nd child

This led to a decrease in larger families.

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5
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How did the 2022 marriage policy affect teenage marriages?

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Reduction in forced teenage marriages

The legal age for marriage was raised from 16 to 18.

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What is the significance of the 2024 policy on free childcare?

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15 hours free childcare for children from 9 months

This should mean an increase in gender equality as women are the main child carers.

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What potential impact might the 2024 free childcare policy have on family size?

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Might increase family size

This is due to the financial support provided for childcare.

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How do these policies affect traditional gender roles?

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Undermines traditional gender roles

These policies promote shared responsibilities and greater equality.

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True or False: The 2013 child benefit policy encourages larger families.

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False

The policy may lead to a reduction in larger families.

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