“Working mothers and caregivers had a difficult time during the pandemic, juggling childcare and full-time work,” said Institute for Women’s Policy Research president and CEO Dr. C. Nicole Mason. “This year, breakfast in bed won’t cut it.”
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duty" of managing a career and home life. This posts looks at a recent report by McKinsey as well as policy analysis from the Institute for Women's Policy Research, including recommendations to directly support keeping working moms in the workforce.petitioned President Woodrow Wilson for a national day to honor mothers. Jarvis wanted to honor her own mother, a peace activist, while also encouraging Americans to connect with their families. The victory was short lived.
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