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Search by topic   127 results for “Work-family balance” [from 01-01-2014 to 17-11-2019] - Page 1/6   Articles 1 9 signs you can afford to be a stay-at-home parent Liz Knueven - Business Insider, 1 November 2019. [01-11-2019] Whatever your reason for considering stay-at-home parenthood, going from two incomes to one is bound to be a change. 2 Afterschool programs are essential to working families Kristin Knorr - Inforum, 23 October 2019. [24-10-2019] Parents are busier than ever. Commutes are longer. Many parents are working two or three jobs, or going back to school, to provide for their children. 3 Should stay-at-home parents be paid? Jeremy Engle - The New York Times, 10 october 2019. [15-10-2019] Support for this idea is gaining political steam. Are housework and child care equal to paid work outside the home? 4 Should you be allowed to take your child into work? Eimear Flanagan - BBC News, 12 October 2019. [12-10-2019] Parents are still responsible for their child’s welfare, but employers take on some legal responsibilities if they allow staff to take children into their premises. 5 35 executives say how they balance family and work Jeanne Sahadi - CNN 16 August 2019. [19-08-2019] High-level executives with children have a few advantages over other working parents. 6 It’s time to stop parenting at work Naira Velumyan - Forbes, 30 July 2019. [02-08-2019] All people at different times and under different circumstances play one of three roles: a parent, a child or an adult. 7 Returning to work from parental leave: tips for parents and employers Jennifer Perrow - Parentology, 24 July 2019. [26-07-2019] Regardless of whether you’re the parent or employer, the most important thing for making a return to work a positive experience is being gentle. 8 3 things new parents need to return to work successfully Gwen Moran - Fast Company, 25 June 2019. [02-07-2019] In a tight labor market, helping ease their transition back into the workplace is more important than ever. 9 Deciding between stay-at-home parenting or daycare BC Local News, 25 June 2028 [28-06-2019] When it comes down to the classic debate, one solution isn’t by definition better than the other. 10 US: Connecticut offers massive paid family leave for new parents Catherine Santino - Fatherly, 27 June 2019. [28-06-2019] Governor Ned Lamont just announced new legislature to benefit working families. 11 Working and parenting: It’s Possible Nicole Russell - The Epoch Times, 26 May 2019. [02-06-2019] The author describes, with frighteningly accurate detail, what it’s like to be a mother, employee, wife, friend, cultural observer, and more. 12 When juggling work and family, women offer more emotional support than men Lieke ten Brummelhuis and Jeffrey H. Greenhaus - Harvard Businees Review, 21 March 2019. [27-05-2019] How do demands and the amount of support received at work or at home affect the amount of support a person gives to their spouse or coworkers, and how does this in turn, affect the relationship of their larger family or team? 13 End the plague of secret parenting Emily Oster - The Atlantic, 21 May 2019. [27-05-2019] If mothers and fathers speak openly about child-care obligations, their colleagues will adapt. 14 Japan is among the hardest countries for working mothers Lara Takenaga - The New York Times, 11 April 2019. [14-04-2019] Men in Japan do fewer hours of domestic work than in any other wealthy nation. 15 4 ways working dads can make more time for family James Sudakow - Harvard Business Review, 9 April 2019. [14-04-2019] Fathers may experience as much or more work-family conflict than their female counterparts. 16 What men really want: more time with their children Pilita Clark - Financial Times, 6 April 2019. [07-04-2019] Employers are out of step with a changing workforce that values paid paternity leave. 17 How to work from home with children Wirecutter Staff - The New York Times, 5 March 2019. [09-03-2019] If you work from home with your kids around, you know it can be a challenge when you need to focus on one or the other. These tips can help. 18 Your company needs a better retention plan for working parents Daisy Wademan Dowling - Harvard Business Review, 1 February 2019. [01-02-2019] This is a new, simple label we can use to describe the sometimes overwhelming challenge of trying to earn a living and build a career while also parenting well. 19 US: High cost of child care makes working difficult for families Tory Dunnan - West Palm TV, 1 February 2019. [01-02-2019] Average day care a week costs about $174 per infant in Florida. If you hire a nanny, you will pay close to $600 a week. 20 Teenagers’ health impacted by parental stress from work Medical Research, 2 January 2019. [06-01-2019] A new study shows that found that parents’ feelings of their work affecting their family lives negatively related to their teenage kids’ health. 21 How our careers affect our children Stewart D. Friedman - Harvard Business Review, 14 November 2018. [15-11-2018] All these aspects of parents’ careers, we found, correlate with the degree to which children display behavior problems, which are key indicators of their mental health. 22 Is marriage the end to a woman’s career? Sharanya Manivannan - Indian Express, 19 October 2018. [19-10-2018] The enigmatic Annapurna Devi died in Mumbai at 91 last week. Her gift with the subahar and as a singer were legendary; but almost no one ever heard either, except if very selectively allowed into her home as a disciple. In her youth, she was also the first wife of Pandit Ravi Shankar. In an attempt to quell his jealousy and salvage their marriage, she took a vow that she would cease to publicly perform, and continued to keep it even after their divorce. 23 The rise of working mothers Janina Conboye and Valentina Romei - Financial Times, 9 October 2018. [12-10-2018] Sympathetic policies help families in the UK, but childcare costs are still a problem. 24 Facebook is not as family-friendly as you think, working moms say Jessica Guynn - USA Today, 17 September 2018. [17-09-2018] Some working moms at Facebook say they can’t balance the demands of their jobs and grueling commutes with raising a family – and they blame Facebook’s failure to extend more leave to parents or to grant a perk that’s becoming increasingly common in corporate America: allowing employees to work part-time or from home. 25 Rude to your coworker? Think of the children Kathryne Dupre - American Psychological Association, 11 August 2018. [20-08-2018] Incivility in the workplace associated with more negative parenting behaviors at home, new study says.       Next>     This site is managed by the International Federation for Family Development and aims to offer all stakeholders background documentation and updated information. The contents do not represent the official position of any institution, but only the views of its author and they are provided under the terms of a Creative Commons Public License Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported. If you would like to suggest some other document, event or link, or make any comment, please contact the webmaster.