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Let Working Mother experts help you navigate your career path, find more balance and increase your success.
Looking for work can be a daunting task for anyone, especially if you are a
mom who was recently laid off or is moving back into the workforce after a
long absence.
Smoothing the transition into the "real world"
Let Working Mother experts help you navigate your career path, find more balance and increase your success.
Whether you are employed right now, out of work or underemployed, it may be
worth considering going back to school for flexible classes online to keep
your skills sharp or learn a new profession.
Is it worth the cost?
Coping with a slacker colleague, handling and indecisive boss and more...
Totes/Isotoner's CEO Douglas Gernert tells Working Mother, "We haven't
responded to a lot of the noise out there because we didn't think it was
appropriate to speak out about the case," and he believes his company's
family friendly culture was unfairly bashed.
On the bus or the soccer field, at office meetings or yoga classes, working moms meet new people every day. Now our winning companies are showing women in business how to really leverage these chance connections.
Coping with the job-interview panic; making your age work for you and more.
Sharpen your skills at an online schoo–perfect for working moms (and single moms) with little time but lots of drive.
Laid off or just looking for a salary bump? Surf the web to find affordable
online schooling that will take your career to the next level.
When you choose a mentor, you both gain.
American workers overwhelmingly support paid sick days, Labor Day survey
finds.
