Life satisfaction and time-use among full-time and part-time working mothers in Brazil.

Background: Working part-time or full-time is a persistent dilemma for women, especially mothers, as they strive to manage their time across various roles. However, the existing literature remains unclear on whether part-time work contributes more to life satisfaction than full-time work.

Objective: This study aims to describe and compare time-use patterns in different occupational roles and levels of life satisfaction among 795 mothers in Brazil who are employed either part-time or full-time.

Time use, purchasing power, and job satisfaction: Correlation and comparison between working women with children and working women without children.

Background: There are few correlational studies comparing family-work reconciliation between groups of women.

Objective: We intend to correlate and compare the use of time, purchasing power, and job satisfaction between two groups of working women, women with children and women without children.

Methods: This is a correlational and comparative study.