Employed Job Search Among Young Women: The Role of Marriage and Children (original) (raw)

This paper examines the relationship between job search behaviors and the demographic factors of young women, focusing on the impact of marriage and children. The findings indicate that married women and those with children exhibit distinct patterns in job search intensity and job mobility, revealing significant interplays between familial responsibilities and employment outcomes. Statistical analyses demonstrate substantial effects on employment dynamics, offering insights into how these factors shape women's career trajectories.