Work Life Balance
Clinton Courts Women in N.H. with Family Leave Plan
By Jason Szep Reuters Tue Oct 16, 2007 2:31pm EDT
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (Reuters) - Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton courted female voters on Tuesday with a plan to expand paid family leave, boost child-care funding and fight workplace discrimination against pregnant women.
The Transition of a Lifetime:You No Longer Have A Label, But You Do Have A Ticket
The following is a book excerpt from THIS TIME I DANCE! Creating the Work You Love (How One Harvard Lawyer Left It All to Have It All!) by Tama J. Kieves (www.ThisTimeIDance.com) reprinted by permission of the author.
The Transition of a Lifetime:
You No Longer Have A Label, But You Do Have A Ticket
The Transition of a Lifetime:
You No Longer Have A Label, But You Do Have A Ticket
Finding My Inner Voice- How One Harvard Lawyer Left It All to Have It All!
Meet Tama Kieves, author of This Time I dance, Creating the Work You Love.
How One Harvard Lawyer Left It All to Have It All!
1. What do you love? Excites you? Passionate about? Look forward to?
WSJ.com: The Juggle
WSJ.com on choices and tradeoffs people make as they juggle work and family.
The New Mommy Track
More mothers win flextime at work, and hubbies' help (really!) at home
By Kimberly Palmer
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Posted 8/26/07
On a Tuesday evening in early summer, a very pregnant Lindsay Androski Kelly walked in her door to exuberant shouts of "Mommy! Mommy!" from her 2-year-old son, George. She dropped her laptop in her home office and listened to the boy tell her about his adventures on the playground.
Seize the Day!
BY YUKAKO ITO, THE ASAHI SHIMBUN 08/14/2007
Yukako Uchinaga has a message for today's working women: Seize the day when opportunity presents itself.
"That chance may not come again," says the 35-year IBM Japan Ltd. career veteran.
Opening the On-Ramp for Women
YourOnRamp is pleased to announce that Sylvia Ann Hewlett will be our keynote speaker at our Fall Event , November 5, 2007 in the Bay Area. Read below for the New York Time's article on her fabulous work with the Hidden Brain Drain Task Force.
New York Times
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By STEPHEN KOTKIN
Published: August 5, 2007
The Untold Story of Why Women Leave the Workforce
"Opt Out" or Pushed Out?: How the Press Covers Work/Family Conflict
The Untold Story of why Women Leave the Workforce
The Untold Story of why Women Leave the Workforce
ZEN and the art of lawyering
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Legal eagles find meditation a stress solution
Heidi Benson, Chronicle Staff Writer
Monday, July 30, 2007
Mary Mocine, a 63-year-old Zen priest and former litigator, teaches meditation to burned-out attorneys at weekend retreats at Tassajara in Big Sur and Green Gulch Farm at Muir Beach.
