Today's Wall Street Journal, The Juggle Blog, sites a new study that questions how many women are really leaving the workforce. If you're reading this you know the reality is that many women do leave. Check out the blog and comments below:

Read about YourOnRamp in today's Washington Post On Balance blog by Leslie Morgan Steiner

Continuous increases of gas prices have made us, consumers, search for alternative ways to save money at the pump. I am pretty sure that I was not the only one who turned to Internet for the answers. Just in a few minutes of Googling around I stumbled upon a number of great resources that helped me and my family save more than a few bucks since then.

May has been a busy month at YourOnRamp and we're thrilled to see the media focus on OnRamping and helping women find flexible careers.  See last week's ABC News story,Women Look to Career OnRamp and yesterday's segment on

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Would you take advice from an insane advisor? Sure you would, and do. Worry is a destructive force.

A new report by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) and the Center for WorkLife Law at the University of California Hastings College of the Law, charts what governments in high income countries are doing to speed up the pace of workplace change.

I am looking for any help to find legitimate work that I can do from home to supplement my family's income. I'm tired of searching and only coming up with surveys and memberships you have to pay for.

SWAT team, "smart women with available time"., but at $21/hour...?

There has been much debate and discussion over Sue Shellenbarger's article, How Stay-at-Home Moms Are Filling an Executive Niche. 
Here's some follow-up from Sue Shellenbarger and from Amy Tiemann, who has blogged about this on her website www.mojomom.com :


Dear Catherine,

DID YOU KNOW…?
• Electromagnetic Radiation has been linked to Autism, Alzheimers, depression, weight gain, Parkinsons, DNA damage, tumors, cancer, and breast cancer
• Studies show a six-fold increase in BREAST CANCER AMONG MEN working around EMFs
• 500 minutes a month (15 min/day) on an unprotected cell increases your risk of brain cancer up to 300%;
• The average teenager spends 2,600 minutes a month on a cell phone !