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    Title: 勞工育兒責任之研究
    A Study of Labour Parental Responsibilities
    Authors: 孫薔
    Sun, Chian
    Contributors: 張其恆
    Chang, Chyi Herng
    孫薔
    Sun, Chian
    Keywords: 育兒責任分擔
    工作-家庭調和
    兒童照顧體系
    parental responsibilities sharing
    work and family reconciling
    childcare systems
    Date: 2013
    Issue Date: 2014-07-29 16:13:07 (UTC+8)
    Abstract:   隨著時代演進以及經濟社會環境的改變,勞工工作與家庭衝突問題逐漸受到重視,尤其養兒育女的責任在基礎上雖然由家庭直接承擔,但是考量現代社會的變遷和勞動型態之轉變,就業中的父母因而擔負起「勞動者」與「持家者」的雙重角色,因此反思育兒責任是否應為家庭或女性單方面承受的議題開始受到關注,育兒責任分擔也成為國家重要政策課題。
      從歷史脈絡觀察勞工與育兒責任的互動發展和演變過程,以及當時社會學家的紀錄和批判,得以證實這樣的矛盾衝突已經存於整個資本主義社會體系許久。本研究先透過了解勞工育兒責任概念起源與歷史演變之觀察,和國際組織的勞動基準、保護規範與協定條約,接著以歐洲目前兩項能夠代表育兒責任分擔差異的主要模式:北歐模式與南歐模式,觀察整理其歷史發展和代表國家的政策特色與內容,並且以國際組織相關之數據資料為輔,針對北歐和南歐模式於育兒責任分擔的國家政策安排、雇主責任分擔方式和兩性於家庭中責任分配情形,進行比較分析。
      本研究之研究發現得出三項重點,第一點是育兒責任分擔立基點的不同:北歐模式是以兩性平權為出發點,南歐模式則以兒童權利為出發點;第二點是公共托嬰體系的差異,北歐模式的公共托育制度包含托嬰,而南歐模式的公共托育制度則傾向將未滿三歲之嬰幼兒交由家庭育嬰;第三點則是發現北歐模式和南歐模式的比較之下,家庭政策若能給予兩性鄉黨之責任義務規範,和給予女性生育與育兒較完備之支持,較能使得國家在推動勞動政策各個面向時更得以發揮。
      結論的部分也歸結整理出形塑出育兒責任分擔不同模式的背景因素,北歐和南歐模式的差異和特色,主要是因為地理位置、政治政黨環境、國家歷史、福利體制和社會文化價值觀等因素互相影響而產生之結果,此外,本研究最後也針對勞工育兒責任分擔之觀念進行釐清和辯證,從而得知,要將育嬰和育兒責任分擔和職責分配,平等地落實於國家與家庭、勞資雙方、兩性關係、母親與兒童之間,必須於社會安全制度、勞動政策和家庭政策中全方位考量和互相配合,以人民最大利益為優先,並將可能之損害降至最低,方能達成解決現代勞工面臨家庭生育養育和工作之間難題的目標。
      Along with the evolution of the times and the changing of the economic and social environment, employment parents assume the dual role of “breadwinner” and “care-giver”. Therefore, it should considered that whether parental responsibilities unilaterally bear on families or women. And reconciling work and family responsibilities is a major concern for many of the world’s adults wherever the live, and has become an important national policy issue in both industrialized and developing countries.
      Through the observing from the history and the record and criticism from sociologist, was able to confirm the conflict has been kept in the entire capitalist social system for a long time. People are struggling to try to earn a living for the family while coping with the care needs of their children.
      The objective of this study is to sort out the labor parental responsibilities sharing mode of governments, employers, and genders in families. First, by clarifying and sorting the documents of international organizations to understand their position. Then, through the Nordic model and Southern Europe model, this study observed and clarified their features and content of their policies. Finally, this study focused on the comparative analysis of the labor parental responsibilities practical ideas between Nordic model and South Europe model experiences.
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