In contrast to prior research, this study reveals that with time, young female workers attached increasing importance to housework rather than income.
Both the periods are chosen as optimal examples for investigation, and a comparison shows that, with time, unmarried young women attached increasing importance to housework.
Approximately one-half (57%) of the respondents were retired, 21 per cent were still in paid work, and 14 per cent were dedicated to housework.
Psychosocial adjustment to disability activities such as housework and bathing, which may improve quality of life, may therefore not be provided.
In this context consider the distribution of domestic responsibilities, such as childcare and housework.
As indicated later, before the 1920s, its domestic servants attached more importance to income than to housework.
The paper has five sections, which examine spatial issues associated with eating, housework, physical limitations, overnight guests, and finally, leisure, layout and personalisation.
Accommodating relatives overnight is necessary when they travel a long distance, or because of their close involvement in housework or care tasks.
