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Mother@Work Webzine
Welcome to the mother@work webzine! Highlights for August include: Work Life Balance - Working parents believe they are positive role models, ensuring they have time for their familes.. Plus, Diana Wolfin on when to tell employers about your pregnancy.  Women in Business - what banks are doing about the downturn and how it may benefit you. Interview Caroline Richings, re-training to become a personal trainer to help other women combat post natal depression. Childcare and Parenting. safety in the home during the holidays plus childcare vouchers explained. Health - are you and your children getting enough exercise? Pehaps a free sports voucher will help. Plus, Paul Gordon's regular health and fitness column answers your questions. Fathers Say Post natal depression - new support for fathers. Motoring the Chrysler Grand Voyager makes the perfect holiday vehicle plus the VW Phaeton and why we are forsaking the Autobahns for the M1. Finance Holiday finances - to tip or not to tip!  Education - Green schools highlighted in Ofsted report plus more money for maths and science..Experts our experts answer reader questions on workplace bullying and how to ask for flexibility at work. Members Book Club a great new mumprenuer handbook - the Kitchen Table Tycoon! 
Competitions - Asterix at the Olympic Games plus CD's from the 90's.. Good Luck! Become a member of mother@work! |
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The mother@work Awards 08 took place on June 18th at No.11 Downing Street - 
"I am delighted to lend my support once again to the mother@work Awards for 2008. Past winners have been inspirational and innovative in their approach to making the lives of working mothers and their families better and I am sure that this year will be no exception. These awards offer a tremendous example of how businesses and working mothers can come together to develop family-friendly policies and working practices, and all the winners deserve our congratulations and praise." Sarah Brown. 
