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May 10, 2009 -
Happy Mother's Day! It's one day that all moms should have off, and not just because it's a Sunday.
One of the things to find out before having a baby is how much leave you'll be granted and how much you'll be paid for that time off.
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May 09, 2009 -
In the spirit of Mother's Day tomorrow, let's focus on one of the most important jobs there is. Not all of us are destined to be mothers, but for a moment, put yourself in the position of a mom-to-be. Would you rather be a working mom or stay at home?
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May 08, 2009 -
Moms are synonymous with TLC, so showing them appreciation on Mother's Day is the least we can do. ABC News polled moms across the country about what they want for their holiday, and instead of flowers or candy most responded with things like help around the yard or house, homemade meals cooked by someone else, and quality time with the family.
While ABC credits the recession for moms' desire to choose time over material gifts this Mother's Day, I question if the economy really has much to do with their answers.
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May 07, 2009 -
When other people ask you if you're ready to have kids, they're generally not referring to whether or not you can afford to raise a child. But that's one factor you can't leave out of your decision to start a family. Scroll though the financial factors to consider when determining if you can afford a baby, and remember to call your mom on Mother's Day this Sunday!
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May 09, 2008 -
While most of you are pretty sure that working with your mom wouldn't be the happiest of situations, following in your mom's footsteps is a possibly more harmless way of sharing interests. Surely it's possible to put your own twist on any job and make it your own, which is exactly what these famous women have accomplished with their mom-inspired careers. Start the slideshow!
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May 09, 2008 -
Your mom would get upset with you when you were a kid when you didn't say thank you, and you probably scoffed a bit at her sensitivity. My dad was always reminding us kids to thank our mom, but the meaning of it all didn't come together until I was older. Not that we weren't polite or ungrateful children, but the act of saying thanks to your mom doesn't always come naturally when you're a kid.
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May 08, 2008 -
With Mother's Day just around the corner, it got me thinking about how many businesses are run by mother-daughter teams. It makes sense in that developing similar interests as your mom isn't unusual — like Bella and her affinity for all things beauty — but building a business with your mom would create a very unique dynamic when you go to work each day. There are all types of successful mother-daughter businesses out there — online jewelry stores, law firms, bakers, restaurateurs, clothing boutiques, and the list goes on!
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Apr 10, 2008 -
Apparently, there's more than one Super Bowl this Spring — while the Super Bowl for women is happening May 30 with the release of the Sex and the City movie, the Super Bowl for restaurants is on May 11. People eat-out on this holiday more than any other, and it's estimated that at least $3 billion was spent on Mother's Day meals last year. On top of the usual dining crowds celebrating Moms, the restaurant industry is hopeful that the rebate checks scheduled to start arriving in bank accounts at the beginning of May will give their businesses an additional boost.
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Aug 21, 2009 -
Some places are more welcoming to women with a juggle than others. According to ForbesWoman, New York is the best place for women who have a career and kids based on an assessment of earnings, unemployment rates, cost of living, crime, access to health and day care, per pupil spending and number of parks.
In the first annual list of the Best Cities for Working Mothers, Austin ranks as number two behind NYC.
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Jul 28, 2009 -
In the early days of television famous females primarily played the roles of loving mother, homemaker, nurse, and second fiddle to the main man. Thankfully, everything has changed. As female queens, leaders, and politicians have become more and more dominant, and women take over the workplace, women have naturally taken over the small screen as power-suit-wearing leading ladies.
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