working moms

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Why Working Moms Should Be Honest About Resume Gaps

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Your lunches leave a lot to be desired

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Study: Millennials Support Working Moms

Much more likely to say that moms who work have just as good relationships with their kids

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New York state tops the list, while Indiana remains at the bottom

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"The men in Hollywood event is every day—it’s called Hollywood," says the actress

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There's Nothing Wrong with the Mommy Track

Our culture sings in only two keys about how successful women manage motherhood and work: either you’re driving a hard line to the C-suite, parking the crib in your corner office, or you’re shredding the Mommy track. What about a third way?

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From Mad Men to Empowered Working Moms

The Importance of Strong Work-Life Balance Policies in 2014

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A Stay-at-Home Dad Reports on the Mommy Wars

I can assure everyone that at-home parenting doesn't involve yoga pants and bonbons--or its male equivalent, whatever that might be

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What Our Culture of Overwork Is Doing to Mothers

Just as women were catching up to men in the workplace, the rules changed again

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Paid Paternity Leave Saved My Family

Before we talk (some more) about equal parenting, we need to enable dads to spend time at home

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Women in Film Production Have It Tougher Than Gwyneth

Goop says it's too hard for her to be a top-billing actress and have kids, but imagine how hard that schedule must be for the woman who puts on her makeup. No wonder there are fewer women working behind the scenes in Hollywood than ever

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