@Kalte @vincentxavier Bon sang quelle hypocrisie cet article. Les hopitaux sont dans l'impossibilité de prévoir leur financement sur 5 années ils embauchent en CDD car n'ont pas de visibilité pour faire un CDI.
Cela fait longtemps que l'on casse l'ensemble du corps médical. Et on en demande encore aux soignants faut arrêter de déconner. Cette destruction a été organisée, mais elle est encore reversible Donnons de vrai moyens. aux personnes qui souhaitent prendre soin des autres

As explained before I do not think the stats you are looking for exist, However it is a topic worth diving in because looking at those issues a little bit more close changes very much a world view.
Have a good day.

@Fourteen sorry I'm not american. But maybe you'd like to read James C.Scott Homo Domesticus
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_C._Scott
And for the feminist perspective you can take a look at Sylvia Federici: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silvia_Federici
Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation.

@Fourteen Maybe you should find comparative studies looking at men and their participation in the paid labor market, and perhaps you will find that the assumption that most men work for a paid job doesn't not stand over time.
If women are working in a capitalist system they are part of the labor force, were they paid or not, or slightly paid and not counted. Not admitting this is reproducing biases.

@dada Dans mon coin ils sont en train de fermer 2 urgences dans 2 villes de campagne a 40km l'une de l'autre... Il faudra maintenant faire 60 km pour aller aux urgences et pour peu que tu sois un peu dans les montagnes il faut compter un bon 1h30 pas intérêt d'avoir une urgence trop urgente....

@Fourteen In France for example 80% of population was rural until mid past century, and there was no official status for a women on a farm (this only was gained in 1980 btw). These women were obviously not counted in any stats and certainly working for the capitalist labor market. So were all the women 2 generation above who from 14 years on were working in houses where they also lived don't think they were counted either.. etc... etc...

@Fourteen Ok I do not want to be picky but very sick to hear "women did not work before instead of ""Women weren't recognised/paid for their work" first paragraph of the article you cite says:
"Of course, these statistics somewhat understate the contributions of married women to the economy beyond housekeeping and childrearing, since women’s work in the home often included work in family businesses and the home production of goods, such as agricultural products, for sale." 1/2

@Fourteen unfortunately I think what you are saying is strongly biased . The job pool always involved men and women You might mean decision capacity in capitalist work environment was previously held mostly by men and now is partially shared with some women. Otherwise women have been working at all levels of society for a very long time, often without recognition. Maybe check your history.
Only point I agree with you breast feeding cannot be automatized.

@Fourteen Sorry to bother you but women have always been working , in industry in the fields and reproductive work. Feminist movement has never been about the possibility of working but about accessing social recognition for women's work.

@agora
This is what a bunch of dreamers have been working during the past year: And continuing Check out https://dream.public.cat
and maybe there are some intersections that can be discussed.

@jonny

@vincentxavier Oh ben il faut vraiment être libéral pour pondre un article comme ça...
C'est aussi la ministre des autoroutes, du démantellement de la sncf, de la suppresion des voies de train, de la non taxe du kerosene de la promotion des avions de la promotion du nucléaire... De la réforme des droits des chomeurs du non soutient aux jeunes, du refus d'augmenter le smic.... et je suis sure que j'en oublie. A ce prix là je me démerde sans elle pour le velo.