When it comes to the top benefits for working mothers, employers that prioritize flexibility will find their workforce ...

Story Highlights Working mom survey finds 44 percent would take pay cut for more time with kids Another 44 percent say they would take a pay cut to spend more time with kids (CareerBuilder.com)-- ...

The high cost of childcare is also hitting women hard as they end remote work. New data shows that an increasing number of working mothers are leaving the workforce, with both return-to-office work ...

Mothers who work often sacrifice their mental and physical health to make ends meet. Everybody knows that all mothers are superheroes who deserve the world and more. From mothers sacrificing their ...

Full-time working moms can surely relate to the struggle of balancing their work responsibilities with their mom duties, and they can especially feel envious of their stay-at-home mom peers who seem ...

Working moms log an average of 37.5 hours per week and their typical commute clocks in at just more than 25 minutes each way. Of course, on paper, those numbers might seem manageable. But, when you ...

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More than 73% of mothers with children under 18 are in the workforce. Balancing a career, raising kids, keeping the house in semi-decent shape — and maybe savoring a hot cup of coffee before it turns ...

Balancing kids, a career, a semi-clean house and maybe a few minutes to drink a cup of coffee while it’s still hot is no small feat. And yet, millions of women in the U.S. do just that every single ...