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Translated · Español · 2–5m lag
Se esperaba que el aumento en WFH desencadenara un baby boom.
El aumento del trabajo desde casa durante la pandemia llevó a estudios que afirmaron que aumentaría las tasas de natalidad. Nueva investigación australiana ha puesto en duda sobre eso.
Reported by The Age
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The AgeSe esperaba que el aumento en WFH desencadenara un baby boom.Sydney Morning HeraldThe surge in WFH was expected to trigger a baby boom. New data says otherwiseThe AgeSe esperaba que el aumento en WFH desencadenara un baby boom.Sydney Morning HeraldThe surge in WFH was expected to trigger a baby boom. New data says otherwise5 recorded states
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