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Workplace health may be declining -- what to doupdated: Sat Oct 24 2009 14:36:00

Amid the highest unemployment rate in recent decades and massive job losses around the country, most workers feel happy to at least be employed. What they aren't feeling, however, is healthy.

Fortune: Family-friendly, or freeloader-friendly?updated: Tue Sep 11 2007 23:02:00

Dear Annie: My team has been together for about 8 years, with very little turnover. We're pretty close-knit, and I've tried to foster a very supportive environment, where we focus on what we all need as people and figure out how to make workloads balance out over the long haul.

Why is me time such a big deal?updated: Fri Sep 15 2006 13:36:00

A piece of essential wisdom about our lives is broadcast every time a plane takes off. No, it's not about your tray table. It's this: If the oxygen mask drops and you're traveling with small kids, put yours on first -- before you help them.

CNNMoney: The maternity bill of rightsupdated: Thu Sep 08 2005 13:44:00

While pending motherhood itself can be a stressful time, working women have the added pressure of breaking the news to employers while trying to decipher just what benefits they are entitled to receive.

Fortune: The Child's View of Working Parents (It's Not So Bad) SEEN BUT NOT (UNTIL NOW) HEARDupdated: Mon Nov 08 1999 00:01:00

The image of working parents as jugglers long ago entered the gallery of cultural cliches. We know that balancing work and family life produces stress and guilt, not to mention the uncomfortable co...

Fortune: Flextime Hazards and Invisible Dress Codesupdated: Mon Aug 17 1998 00:01:00

DEAR ANNIE: I am a working mother afraid she's dealt a major blow to her career. To make a long story short, I recently requested some flexibility in my work schedule to accommodate both my two sma...

Money Magazine: Why Middle-Class Kids Are Losing Out They are at greater risk of receiving unsafe day care, and 11% have lost health insurance supdated: Thu Jan 01 1998 00:01:00

Americans like to say that our children are our most valuable asset. Yet children at all income levels are suffering from neglect--not just the children of poverty, as some would like you to think....

Fortune: COVER STORY EXECUTIVE GUILT: WHO'S TAKING CARE OF THE CHILDREN? And how will kids raised by nannies and in day care centers turnupdated: Mon Feb 16 1987 00:01:00

CONRAD LUNG, 37, vice president of Amtex Sportswear Inc., used to go to his Manhattan office every day a profoundly unhappy man. The source of his pain was the source of his joy: Jennifer Lung, his...

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