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WSJ.com on choices and tradeoffs people make as they juggle work and family.
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Author: Sara Schaefer Muñoz |
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Associated Press
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Associated Press
Do you risk discrimination if you use family-friendly benefits, like on-site child care?
Men have now surpassed women in a dubious achievement: In most studies, guys lead female workers in the level of stress they experience trying...
When Spouse Is Away, Murphy’s Law StrikesDec 3, 2009
Thankfully, my son and my dog made it through their hour of accidental alone time.
My husband is planning a few out-of town trips in the next few months and Im not exactly looking forward to it. Its not that I mind taking care of my son and the...
When College Applications Become a Full-Time Job — For ParentsDec 2, 2009
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Now is the time of year when a lot of working parents wish they could quit or cut back their jobs.
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How Does Birth Order Affect Marriage?Dec 2, 2009
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Among the many challenges that can rock a marriage, birth order is drawing increasing attention from some researchers.
We have posted in the past on how birth order tends to shape personality. Its wise not to make too much of birth...
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