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From the Washington Post: Movement to keep moms working is remaking the workplace

Mrs.Ram

Mrs.Ram

May 2011 in D.C. Area Babies

I love that there are innovative people out there trying to make flexible schedules more commonplace. It's about time! Here is the article.

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Re: From the Washington Post: Movement to keep moms working is remaking the workplace

leb2be

May 2011

great article. thanks for sharing!

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Hey Jellisy

May 2011

leb2be:
great article. thanks for sharing!
Agreed. My dream is a 10-2 schedule when the kids are in school. Enough money to pay for all the extras and a chance to play with my children.

From December 29, 2011
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