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Labor Statistics > Working mothers (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Sweden: 76 
# 2   Denmark: 74 
# 3   Norway: 73 
# 4   Portugal: 70 
= 5   Austria: 66 
= 5   Netherlands: 66 
= 5   Belgium: 66 
# 8   United States: 61 
= 9   France: 59 
= 9   Finland: 59 
# 11   Luxembourg: 57 
# 12   United Kingdom: 55 
# 13   Germany: 53 
# 14   Poland: 48 
= 15   Italy: 47 
= 15   Greece: 47 
# 17   Australia: 45 
# 18   Ireland: 44 
# 19   Spain: 43 
# 20   Slovakia: 41 
# 21   Japan: 34 
# 22   Hungary: 33 
# 23   Czech Republic: 32 
Weighted average: 54.3  



DEFINITION: Working proportion of mothers with children under 6 years old 2001

SOURCE: OECD

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