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Moms at Work: The Official jobs.mom Podcast
jobs.mom
26 episodes
2 months ago
1 in 5 working moms say they’ve been passed over for an important assignment or for a promotion because they have children. And women who take even 1 year off to have kids come back to earn 40% less than their peers. Working moms outpace, outperform, and outwork their peers. So why don’t companies make an effort to support working moms? And how can working moms advocate for themselves in the workplace? Frankly, we’re tired of asking for a seat at the table. It’s time to make our own table. And we’re going to talk about how. This is Moms At Work – the official podcast from Jobs.mom. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momsatwork/support
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1 in 5 working moms say they’ve been passed over for an important assignment or for a promotion because they have children. And women who take even 1 year off to have kids come back to earn 40% less than their peers. Working moms outpace, outperform, and outwork their peers. So why don’t companies make an effort to support working moms? And how can working moms advocate for themselves in the workplace? Frankly, we’re tired of asking for a seat at the table. It’s time to make our own table. And we’re going to talk about how. This is Moms At Work – the official podcast from Jobs.mom. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momsatwork/support
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Episode 14: MomsRising: The Fight For Mothers' Rights At Work
Moms at Work: The Official jobs.mom Podcast
34 minutes 30 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 14: MomsRising: The Fight For Mothers' Rights At Work

Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, Executive Director of MomsRising.org joins Episode 14 of MOMS AT WORK to talk about the fight for mothers' rights in the workplace and how we can all be a part of the solution.

Kristin reminds moms everywhere: "You are not alone." Tune in to Episode 14 to learn more about the advocacy, the activism, and the movement to create a more equitable workplace for mothers.

#jobsdotmom #workingmoms #workingmothers #workingwomen #likeamother #likeaboss #equity #inclusivity #advocacy

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Moms at Work: The Official jobs.mom Podcast
1 in 5 working moms say they’ve been passed over for an important assignment or for a promotion because they have children. And women who take even 1 year off to have kids come back to earn 40% less than their peers. Working moms outpace, outperform, and outwork their peers. So why don’t companies make an effort to support working moms? And how can working moms advocate for themselves in the workplace? Frankly, we’re tired of asking for a seat at the table. It’s time to make our own table. And we’re going to talk about how. This is Moms At Work – the official podcast from Jobs.mom. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/momsatwork/support