Equal Rights for Women and Men 1993

Judgement on the situation of women in employment and family. concepts
and desires on equal rights. Topics: judgement on politicians as
parliamentary representatives; attitude to personal political
involvement and political consciousness (scale); personal opinion
leadership; fair share of life; judgement on personal economic
situation; importance of areas of life; compatibility of employment and
family; general attitude to leave for new parent for fathers and
attitude to taking advantage of such a leave for new parent in one´s
own family; father or mother as primarily responsible for child care
and raising children; judgement on development of children in full-time
kindergarten or otherwise outside of the family; satisfaction with
kindergarten situation; importance of economic independence of women;
attitude to marriage as institution; perceived discrimination against
women at work; attitude to this discrimination; attitude to women in
male occupations, women as superiors and as colleagues; importance of
occupational success for men or women; assessment of equal pay and
judgement on career chances of men and women; adequate realization of
equal rights; realization of equal rights as individual or government
task; knowledge of or attitude to the equal status authorities or
women´s offices; attitude to more women in leading positions in
politics and business; attitude to a quota of women; attitude to making
it easier to re-enter the job market and occupational support measures
for women; preference for part-time work; most able party in questions
of equal rights; party preference; interest in politics; women in one´s
circle of friends who are beaten by their husbands (violence in
marriage); necessity of personal intervention in such a case; most
important factors for restricted leisure opportunities; personal
athletic activity and attendance at athletic or cultural events; main
focus when watching television; frequency of reading and main focus of
interests in daily newspapers; frequency of hikes and excursions;
watching television; exercise of honorary social and charity
activities; close persons whose job is endangered; living together with
a partner; actual distribution of tasks for work in the household;
satisfaction with this distribution of roles; person who should become
more involved in the household; number of children; children in
household; union membership; religiousness. Working couples were also
asked: attitude of partner to one´s own employment; perceived stress
through work in household. Respondents with pre-school age children
were also asked the following questions: children in kindergarten
facilities; type of child care facility. Respondents without children
were also asked the following questions: desire for children and
preferred number of children. Demography: age (classified); sex;
marital status; religious denomination; school education; vocational
training; occupational position; employment; size of household;
composition of household; head of household; city size; state.