New study found that men often receive a wage boost when they become fathers—even if they’re not necessarily working harder, the so-called ‘daddy bonus’. Findings suggest that this is because of an assumption that men are breadwinners, and are therefore more likely to be hardworking and dependable.

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New study found that men often receive a wage boost when they become fathers—even if they’re not necessarily working harder, the so-called ‘daddy bonus’. Findings suggest that this is because of an assumption that men are breadwinners, and are therefore more likely to be hardworking and dependable.