What factors influenced the reproductive plans during the Covid-19 pandemic? Jana Paloncyová's new paper based on data from the Contemporary Czech Family project addresses this issue.
The analysis showed that the pandemic itself has not yet influenced the reproductive plans of the respondents significantly. The current number of children and the value orientation of the respondents had the biggest effect on whether they planned to have a child in the near future. It was also found that the characteristics of women (age and education) have a more significant effect on reproductive plans than men.
You can read the paper here: https://www.czso.cz/csu/czso/faktory-ovlivnujici-reprodukcni-plany-v-dobe-pandemie-covid-19
Last year, several studies were published based on data from the Czech GGS Covid Pilot study. They focus on fertility, life satisfaction, partner stability, or satisfaction with the partnership.
According to a new paper with data from the Czech GGS COVID Pilot, working from home was associated with more frequent conflicts between work and family during the Covid-19 pandemic, especially among men and parents of children under 15.
