Table 1.
No. (%) |
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Before PFLI |
After PFLI |
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Parent Characteristics | California (n = 372) | Illinois (n = 382) | California (n = 396) | Illinois (n = 370) |
Age, y | ||||
18-35 | 101 (29) | 70 (20) | 98 (27) | 95 (28) |
36-45 | 187 (52) | 201 (50) | 180 (43) | 181 (45) |
≥46 | 83 (20) | 110 (30) | 118 (30) | 94 (27) |
Female sex | 220 (59) | 242 (65)b | 234 (64) | 226 (64) |
Race/ethnicity | ||||
Black (non-Hispanic) | 23 (6) | 51 (18) | 17 (6) | 37 (15) |
Hispanic | 124 (39) | 34 (10) | 109 (38) | 47 (16) |
White (non-Hispanic) | 184 (45) | 269 (65) | 201 (41) | 256 (62) |
Other (non-Hispanic) | 41 (11) | 28 (7)b | 69 (15) | 30 (7)b |
Parent education | ||||
≤High school graduate | 97 (31) | 63 (19) | 85 (34) | 57 (21) |
Some college | 128 (35) | 134 (37) | 127 (30) | 105 (31) |
College graduate/postgraduate education | 147 (33) | 185 (44)b | 184 (36) | 208 (49)b |
Employment | ||||
Full-time | 294 (78) | 287 (73) | 318 (75) | 280 (74) |
Part-time | 78 (22) | 95 (27) | 78 (25) | 90 (26) |
Eligible for overtime | 152 (44) | 159 (44) | 167 (41) | 152 (46) |
Access to employer-provided paid leavec | 275 (82) | 300 (85) | 316 (75) | 301 (85)b |
Spouse/partner's employment status | ||||
No spouse/partner | 66 (21) | 65 (22) | 73 (26) | 63 (23) |
Spouse employed full-time | 180 (44) | 206 (49) | 206 (47) | 205 (51) |
Spouse employed part-time | 42 (11) | 44 (11) | 45 (10) | 43 (10) |
Spouse not employed | 82 (25) | 67 (18) | 72 (16) | 59 (16) |
Annual household income, $ | ||||
< 20 000 | 46 (20) | 23 (13) | 31 (20) | 30 (16) |
20 000-49 999 | 100 (29) | 65 (18) | 83 (25) | 61 (21) |
50 000-99 999 | 114 (27) | 157 (39) | 134 (29) | 141 (34) |
100 000-149 999 | 49 (12) | 68 (17) | 77 (15) | 63 (15) |
≥150 000 | 53 (12) | 53 (13)b | 58 (11) | 59 (14) |
No. of other children in household | ||||
0 | 99 (28) | 114 (29) | 115 (29) | 92 (26) |
1 | 149 (36) | 155 (40) | 161 (37) | 157 (40) |
2 | 84 (24) | 78 (21) | 89 (23) | 89 (23) |
≥3 | 40 (12) | 35 (10) | 31 (11) | 32 (11) |
Abbreviation: PFLI, Paid Family Leave Insurance Program.
California indicates Mattel Children's Hospital, University of California, Los Angeles; and Illinois indicates Children's Memorial Hospital, Chicago, Illinois. All data were obtained by parent report.
P < .05 for differences between California and Illinois. Parent age and number of other children in the household were measured and tested continuously; income and education were tested as linear categories; other variables were tested as unordered categories.
Employer-provided paid leave includes sick, vacation, and other non-PFLI paid leave.