Work_and_Family_Balance Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
Data collected: 47 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Personal Background |
What is your age? | ||
Under 21 | (8; 17%) | |
21-25 | (35; 74%) | |
26-30 | (2; 4%) | |
31-35 | (1; 2%) | |
36-40 | (0; 0%) | |
41-45 | (0; 0%) | |
46-50 | (0; 0%) | |
Above 50 | (1; 2%) |
What is your race/ethnicity? | ||
Asian/Asian American/Pacific Islander | (1; 2%) | |
Hispanic | (0; 0%) | |
Black (Not Hispanic) | (0; 0%) | |
North American Indian/Alaskan Native | (0; 0%) | |
White/Caucasian/European | (46; 98%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) |
If "Other" to previous question, then please specify. | |
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What is your highest level of education completed? | ||
Some High School | (0; 0%) | |
High School/GED | (4; 9%) | |
Some College | (27; 57%) | |
Associates Degree | (0; 0%) | |
Bachelors Degree | (14; 30%) | |
Masters | (1; 2%) | |
Doctoral | (0; 0%) | |
Professional | (1; 2%) |
What best describes your area of residence? | ||
Urban | (9; 19%) | |
Rural | (11; 23%) | |
Suburban | (26; 55%) | |
Farm | (0; 0%) | |
Military Base | (1; 2%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) |
If "Other" to previous question, then please specify. | |
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What is your current socio-economic status? | ||
Upper Class | (0; 0%) | |
Upper Middle Class | (12; 26%) | |
Middle Class | (30; 64%) | |
Lower Middle Class | (5; 11%) | |
Lower Class | (0; 0%) | |
Other | (0; 0%) |
If "Other" to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Are you currently employed? | ||
Yes | (34; 72%) | |
No | (13; 28%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) |
How many hours a week do you plan on (have you been) working? | ||
0-29 | (17; 36%) | |
30-35 | (5; 11%) | |
36-40 | (7; 15%) | |
40-50 | (14; 30%) | |
50 or more | (4; 9%) |
What are your political views? | ||
Very Liberal | (3; 6%) | |
Liberal | (19; 40%) | |
Moderate | (11; 23%) | |
Conservative | (9; 19%) | |
Very Conservative | (1; 2%) | |
Apathetic | (1; 2%) | |
Libertarian | (1; 2%) | |
Other | (2; 4%) |
If "Other" to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Family Balance |
Do you plan on having children? | ||
Yes | (40; 85%) | |
No | (2; 4%) | |
Do not know | (3; 6%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
If you currently have children, please specify. | ||
I do not have children | (34; 72%) | |
1 child | (2; 4%) | |
2 children | (6; 13%) | |
3-4 children | (2; 4%) | |
5-7 children | (0; 0%) | |
8 or more children | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (3; 6%) |
Do you plan on (or are you) not working while raising your child(ren)? | ||
Yes | (12; 26%) | |
No | (18; 38%) | |
Do not know | (15; 32%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
Do you plan on (or are you) sharing child care between you and your partner? | ||
Yes | (34; 72%) | |
No | (3; 6%) | |
Do not know | (8; 17%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
How do you plan on (or are you) providing care for your child(ren)? Check all that apply. | ||
Stay at home mom | (14; 30%) | |
Stay at home dad | (3; 6%) | |
Grandparents | (14; 30%) | |
Full-time nanny | (2; 4%) | |
Child care | (21; 45%) | |
Shared care | (15; 32%) | |
Do not know | (16; 34%) | |
Other | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
If "Other" to previous question, then please specify. | |
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What is more important to you? | ||
Family | (38; 81%) | |
Career | (2; 4%) | |
Do not know | (5; 11%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
If parenting was no longer unpaid care, would that affect your decision of having children and working at the same time? | ||
Yes | (20; 43%) | |
No | (16; 34%) | |
Do not know | (9; 19%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
Housewives/mothers should be paid for their domestic labor. | ||
Yes | (12; 26%) | |
No | (30; 64%) | |
Do not know | (3; 6%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
Women and men are equally productive in the household. | ||
Strongly Agree | (6; 13%) | |
Agree | (15; 32%) | |
Neutral | (9; 19%) | |
Disagree | (11; 23%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 6%) | |
Do not know | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 4%) |
Work Balance |
What employment industry do you plan on entering (or have you been working in)? | |
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Do you plan on (or have you been) working as an entry-level manager or a higher position upon entering the workforce? | ||
Yes | (23; 49%) | |
No | (8; 17%) | |
Other | (1; 2%) | |
Do not know | (3; 6%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
If "Other" to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Women are equal to men in the workplace. | ||
Strongly Agree | (6; 13%) | |
Agree | (12; 26%) | |
Neutral | (3; 6%) | |
Disagree | (10; 21%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (4; 9%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
It is fair for a man or a woman to get paid more money for the same job when both are qualified and have the same educational background. | ||
Strongly Agree | (2; 4%) | |
Agree | (2; 4%) | |
Neutral | (4; 9%) | |
Disagree | (14; 30%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (12; 26%) | |
Do not know | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Both men and women should have maternity/paternity leave. | ||
Yes | (26; 55%) | |
No | (8; 17%) | |
Do not know | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Women should be able to return to previous positions after returning from maternity leave. | ||
Yes | (34; 72%) | |
No | (1; 2%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
More women are delaying childbirth to take advantage of advancement or additional career opportunities. | ||
Strongly Agree | (10; 21%) | |
Agree | (19; 40%) | |
Neutral | (1; 2%) | |
Disagree | (1; 2%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Do not know | (4; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Working mothers have a harder time working up the corporate ladder than working women without children. | ||
Strongly Agree | (6; 13%) | |
Agree | (18; 38%) | |
Neutral | (6; 13%) | |
Disagree | (2; 4%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (1; 2%) | |
Do not know | (2; 4%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Professions that are women-friendly tend to have lower salaries because of the expectation that women will take them regardless of salary, because of the 'motherly' behaviors women are known to possess. | ||
Strongly Agree | (4; 9%) | |
Agree | (10; 21%) | |
Neutral | (9; 19%) | |
Disagree | (6; 13%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (1; 2%) | |
Do not know | (5; 11%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Women and men are equally productive in the labor market. | ||
Yes | (23; 49%) | |
No | (10; 21%) | |
Do not know | (2; 4%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Did your mother work outside of the home during your childhood? | ||
Yes | (24; 51%) | |
No | (11; 23%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Is it important for a company to provide child care in its benefit package? | ||
Yes | (27; 57%) | |
No | (4; 9%) | |
Do not know | (4; 9%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Is it important for a company to offer a flextime schedule that allows employees to be more involved in their family lives? | ||
Yes | (31; 66%) | |
No | (4; 9%) | |
Do not know | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
Is it important for companies to not penalize women's careers if they choose to become pregnant? | ||
Yes | (29; 62%) | |
No | (5; 11%) | |
Do not know | (1; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
When job searching, what top three key qualities do you look for within the company? | |
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How satisfied are you with your current personal work and family balance? | ||
Not satisfied | (2; 4%) | |
Least satisfied | (3; 6%) | |
Average satisfaction | (6; 13%) | |
Somewhat satisfied | (14; 30%) | |
Most satisfied | (4; 9%) | |
Not applicable | (6; 13%) | |
Not Checked | (12; 26%) |
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