The Truth About Men At Work

In her latest Quarterly Essay, author and ABC political writer Annabel Crabb reveals men do an average of 15-hours unpaid work regardless of whether their wives work full-time, part time, or not at all.

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Men do an average 15-hours of domestic housework a week regardless of whether they have a baby or their wife has a demanding job.

The latest Quarterly Essay, Men at Work, by ABC political writer and broadcaster Annabel Crabb highlights what she called a ‘weird, unwritten law’.

Annabel Crabb was a guest of Future Women. Her Quarterly Essay, Men At Work, is now available.

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