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Australians report high time pressure, with women doing significantly more unpaid work than men, especially mothers, and remote workers spending over an hour more daily on such tasks.
The 2024 Australian Time Use Survey shows Australians face ongoing time pressures, with 36% of women and 30% of men often feeling rushed.
Those working from home spent 3 hours 24 minutes daily on unpaid tasks—over an hour more than in-office workers.
Women averaged 4 hours 53 minutes on unpaid work, including childcare and housework, compared to men’s 3 hours 52 minutes.
Mothers spent 4 hours 38 minutes caring for children, significantly more than fathers’ 3 hours 29 minutes.
Nearly a quarter supervised children while doing other activities, including 9% during paid work.
Watching TV or streaming was the top leisure activity, used by 62% for 2 hours 55 minutes daily.
Among youth aged 15–24, 23% played video games, with males averaging 3 hours 56 minutes and females 2 hours 25 minutes.
The data underscores persistent gender gaps in unpaid labor and the blending of work, caregiving, and leisure.
Los australianos informan de una alta presión de tiempo, con las mujeres haciendo significativamente más trabajo no remunerado que los hombres, especialmente las madres, y los trabajadores remotos gastando más de una hora diaria en dichas tareas.