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If company A paid $9 but werevery flexible in workschedules so plenty of singlemothers chose to work there? |
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But company B paid $10, but
were very strict on work
hours.
What would be the net effect
on single working mothers if
the law forced all companies
to pay the same. Remember
there are inherent cost
associated with offering a
flexible work schedule.
Would the opportunities for
the single mother increase or
decrease? |
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Max, aren't you a stay at home
dad. Why the obsession about
women's wages. You question
cannot be answered because
obviously, individual
circumstances would have to be
considered. |
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Why wont employers givemothers a chance, when theyare trying to return to work? |
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We have the experience,
patience and very reliable. We
have to be we are responsible
for alot. We understand
shuffling time to fit
everything in, thats what
makes us that much better than
employing someone just out of
school. Secondly we have loads
of experience. Myself I am 39,
I have experience squeezing
out of every cell.
Us mothers going back to work,
have computers and can take
unfinished work home with us
to finish when we put the kids
in bed.
If I was an employer, I would
hire me. Do younger people ask
that to themselves honestly?
I would also like to add,
employment agencies are not
focused to help mothers go
back to work, but on getting
full time jobs for younger
people.
With all my experience and
everything I was sent to stuff
and packing jobs, when someone
straight out of school was
getting administration jobs
without hardly any experience.
I have qualifications and
experience just haven't been
working for 5 years while I
brought up my two young
children. My tubes are tied -
no more surprises - give me a
chance. |
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It's ok for you to bring up
during phone or in person
interviews that you're not
going to have anymore
children. They can't ask it,
but you can bring it up.
If I were you, I'd put my
"mom" experience on a resume.
Put in that you've been on a
sabbatical for the last x
years raising your children,
but that you're excited about
getting back into the business
world again. In that section
let them know that you learned
a lot about patience, time
management, multi-tasking and
whatever else you can think
of. Also, if you've done
anything special (classes or
just self paced learning) to
keep your skills current, note
that.
You probably can't reasonably
expect to re-enter the job
market at the same level you
left. You can probably expect
to re-enter a rung or two
below where you left.
Just keep at it & someone will
hire you & be wowed by your
experience and your enhanced
skill set. |
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Need help finding statistics -How many American motherswork? |
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Need help finding statistics -
How many American mothers
work? |
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Today, 67% of women with
children under the age of 18
are employed, according to the
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Put Working
mothers+statistics+U.S. in the
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