Work Rich, Time Poor? Time-Use of Women and Men in Ireland



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THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL REVIEW

APPENDIX B:

THE IRISH NATIONAL TIME-USE SURVEY

Table B1: Demographic Profile of Time-Use Survey Participants (Weekday Diaries)

Unweighted Data

Weighted Data

No. of
Respondents

%

No. of
Respondents

%

Sex

Male

480

46.9

504

49.3

Female

543

53.1

519

50.7

Age Group

18-24 years

141

13.8

176

17.2

25-44 years

325

31.8

403

39.4

45-64 years

402

39.3

299

29.2

65+ years

155

15.2

145

14.2

Education level

Primary

195

19.1

193

18.9

Intermediate

214

20.9

237

23.2

Leaving

270

36.4

258

25.2

Post-secondary

344

33.6

335

32.7

Principal

Employed

480

46.9

468

45.7

Economic Status

Self-employed

131

12.8

117

11.4

Student

61

6.0

89

8.7

Unemployed

26

2.5

36

3.5

Sick/Disabled

24

2.3

30

2.9

Home Duties

136

13.3

147

14.4

Retired

144

14.1

113

11.1

Other and Training

21

2.1

23

2.2

Child under 18

No

641

62.7

596

58.3

years?

Yes

320

31.3

348

34.0

Missing

62

6.1

79

7.7

Region

Dublin

218

21.3

304

29.7

BMW

341

33.3

264

25.8

South and East

(excluding Dublin)

464

45.4

454

44.4

Marital Status

Single

266

26.0

344

33.6

Married/Cohabiting

675

66.0

570

55.7

Widow/Divorce/Sep

82

8.0

110

10.7

Total

1,023

100

1,023

100



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