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By Helen Jonsen
I am a veteran journalist who has had the opportunity to cover stories for news on three continents, and be the interviewer or fly on the wall when business and political decisions are discussed or made. My kaleidoscope career from print to broadcasting to the web while raising a big family of four kids offers an interesting perspective on life. I hope you agree. Let's engage in a conversation about life-work-family balance. Even with all my experience, I still struggle with that everyday!
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Health care reform in America has begun! This Monday was the ultimate day after.  Exhausting for some. The day after history was made in Congress. The day after America watched a galvanized House of Representatives square off over what is good for the health of ... Read more...
It’s March—the month of St. Patrick's’ Day on the 17th—a day for the wearin’ o’ the green. And while my Irish roots run deep, my March now takes on a new focus and a reminder of what it will take to cure childhood cancer. It focus ... Read more...
American TV viewers love the drama of babies. Characters like Pam in The Office go through her work-mom-to-be motions in the fictitious workplace.  It becomes the subject of laughs and sweetness.  It also allows for a big public countdown – wi ... Read more...
We have heard a lot of talk about how women have tipped the balance in the workforce. There are more working women in the US than there are working men.  Seventy-percent of working women are mothers.  That certainly wasn’t the case when I was growing ... Read more...
Look at the calendar already!  It was Christmas and then I blinked and the pages flew past New Year's Day (though there is still a Santa Cookie Jar standing on the hall table and boxes of decorations that have not made their way to storage).  Already this ... Read more...
I am not one for making resolutions timed to a date on the calendar.  That doesn't mean I shouldn't make changes in my life.  But I am a realist.  Change happens when it can and when it should not because we are ringing in the New Year. Realizing I am ... Read more...
Every parent who has pushed a baby carriage in the last 20 years owes a thank you to Senator Ted Kennedy.  You may think that is a crazy statement.  Health care reform bills have nothing to do with strollers on the street.  That’s true.  Bu ... Read more...
It's Monday with a countdown to Christmas and New Year and lots of talk of 2010 calendars and what's next on our to-do lists.  Yes, that was a run-on sentence but I am in run-on mode.  I am thinking about all the stuff i wanted to write about this year.&nb ... Read more...
As of December 1st, 2009, bloggers fall under a new set of rules. While bloggers are busy writing their thoughts on everything, there are some bloggers who only write about stuff they get to keep or use for free.  In general, the writers who write for Workin ... Read more...
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