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Working Mother

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Working Mother
A woman who has a full-time job in addition a family. Some working mothers are professionals such as lawyers and doctors who work for personal and financial advancement. Others are working poor who have jobs out of utter necessity. Working mothers must balance time between their families and their careers. Working mothers are fairly new in the Western world because of the feminist movement in the 20th century. Some working mothers seek out companies with benefits such as maternity leave or flexibility when a child is sick.


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14 /PRNewswire/ -- Celebrating its silver anniversary this year, the Working Mother 100 Best Companies initiative has selected Discovery Communications as one of the nation's top companies for family-friendly benefits and programs.
NEW YORK, June 9 /PRNewswire/ -- - Working Mother Media Launches International NAFE in South Africa South African women business owners and entrepreneurs will join together at the I-NAFE Breakfast on August 7th at The Michelangelo Hotel in Johannesburg to celebrate the launch of International NAFE (I-NAFE), a community of global women in business.
The Principal is once again named to the "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers" list DES MOINES, Iowa -- Marking its ninth appearance, the Principal Financial Group([R])has been named to the Working Mother 100 Best Companies list, appearing in Working Mother magazine's October 2010 issue.
 
 
 
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