Parental Leave and the Work Place Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
| Data collected: 113 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Demographic Information |
What is your ethnicity? | ||
| African American/Black |  (3; 3%) | |
| Asian | (4; 4%) | |
| Caucasian/White | (103; 91%) | |
| Hispanic | (1; 1%) | |
| Middle Eastern | (1; 1%) | |
| Native American | (1; 1%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
What is your age? | ||
| Under 21 | (61; 54%) | |
| 21-25 | (42; 37%) | |
| 26-30 | (1; 1%) | |
| 31-40 | (3; 3%) | |
| 41-50 | (4; 4%) | |
| 51-60 | (2; 2%) | |
| 61+ | (0; 0%) | |
What is your religious affiliation" | ||
| Agnostic | (8; 7%) | |
| Atheist | (4; 4%) | |
| Christian | (43; 38%) | |
| Hindu | (0; 0%) | |
| Muslim | (1; 1%) | |
| Jewish | (2; 2%) | |
| Roman Catholic | (50; 44%) | |
| Other | (4; 4%) | |
| Not Checked | (1; 1%) | |
What is your political party affiliation? | ||
| Democratic | (59; 52%) | |
| Independent | (11; 10%) | |
| Libertarian | (2; 2%) | |
| Republican | (35; 31%) | |
| Other | (5; 4%) | |
| Not Checked | (1; 1%) | |
If your answer to "Political Party Affiliation" was "Other," please specify. | |
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How would you describe your economic standing? | ||
| Lower Class | (2; 2%) | |
| Middle Class | (91; 81%) | |
| Upper Class | (17; 15%) | |
| High Upper Class | (2; 2%) | |
| Not Checked | (1; 1%) | |
What is your level of education? | ||
| Some high school | (1; 1%) | |
| High school graduate | (5; 4%) | |
| Some college | (89; 79%) | |
| College graduate | (14; 12%) | |
| Masters | (2; 2%) | |
| Ph.D | (2; 2%) | |
Parental Leave |
Should all employers be made to provide paid maternity leave? | ||
| Yes | (78; 69%) | |
| No | (18; 16%) | |
| I don't know | (6; 5%) | |
| Not Checked | (11; 10%) | |
Should all employers be made to provide paid paternity leave? | ||
| Yes | (58; 51%) | |
| No | (33; 29%) | |
| I don't know | (12; 11%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
In which way would instituting paid maternity leave affect a company? | ||
| Negatively | (22; 19%) | |
| Positively | (50; 44%) | |
| I don't know | (31; 27%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
In what ways would a paid maternity leave policy negatively or positively affect a company? | |
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How does the United States rank in terms of parental leave as compared to other nations? | ||
| Ahead of other nations | (11; 10%) | |
| About the same as other nations | (5; 4%) | |
| Behind other nations | (36; 32%) | |
| I don't know | (51; 45%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
Employers should provide on-site day care or assist an employee in finding and paying for day care near to the work place. | ||
| I agree | (52; 46%) | |
| I don't agree | (39; 35%) | |
| I don't know | (12; 11%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
Paid leave will lead to abuse of the system and be detrimental to companies. | ||
| I agree | (22; 19%) | |
| I don't agree | (61; 54%) | |
| I don't know | (20; 18%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
If the government mandated paid maternity leave, how long should this leave be? | ||
| The government should not mandate paid maternity leave | (18; 16%) | |
| maximum of one month | (9; 8%) | |
| maximum of two months | (31; 27%) | |
| maximum of six months | (30; 27%) | |
| maximum of eighteen months | (6; 5%) | |
| Other | (9; 8%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
If you answered "Other" to Question 9, how long should paid leave be? | |
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Men and women are treated equally in the work place. | ||
| I agree | (21; 19%) | |
| I don't agree | (79; 70%) | |
| I don't know | (3; 3%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
Men and women are equally productive in the work place. | ||
| I agree | (73; 65%) | |
| I don't agree | (23; 20%) | |
| I don't know | (7; 6%) | |
| Not Checked | (10; 9%) | |
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