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News Roundup on Workplace Flexibility

The Workplace Flexibility 2010 News Roundup is a compilation of the latest news articles, reports and other materials related to workplace flexibility. The News Roundup appears twice-weekly. If you have questions about any of the items, please contact WF2010@law.georgetown.edu.

February

February 2, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes an article on current competition for hourly jobs and a thoughtful look at the effect of technology on the workplace.

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January

January 29, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes work-family focused analysis of the State of the Union address and an opinion about the importance of a professional degree for working women.

January 26, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes a new report that examines work and family conflict from three angles and analysis of President Obama’s new proposals to help working families. 

January 22, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes an article on the best employer in America according to Fortune and a radio broadcast about the balance of work and family.

January 19, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes the results of a new study that sheds light on the economics of marriage and a mother’s account of her balance of work and family.

January 15, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes an article on Michelle Obama’s speech in support of policies that promote work-family balance and a report on pregnant women in the workforce.

January 12, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes a historian’s perspective on Social Security and an interesting take on telework.

January 8, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes an article on the increasing proportion of temporary workers in the U.S. and a look at the special importance of workplace flexibility during the winter months. 

January 5, 2010

Today’s News Roundup includes an article about the importance of workplace flexibility to some medical doctors and an article on how the recession has affected how Americans choose to spend their time.

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