Primary Outcomes (explanation)
Life satisfaction. We measure different dimensions of life satisfaction, such as family life, life-work balance, etc.
Stress. We use the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-10), a 10-item questionnaire originally developed by Cohen et al. (1983).
Feelings. We measure participants feelings when thinking about the future: angry, anxious, hopeful, discouraged, happy, motivated, or none of the above.
Easiness to cope with work and private life. We collect data to understand whether they feel the organization, both in terms of their work and private life, was easier or harder this school-year.
Childcare. We measure what types of childcare the family is currently using, and the time the child is spends in different modes of care. We also measure the current and desired level of employment of the partner, the time women have for their own leisure, and whether they have any type of domestic help.