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 Jennifer Hedrick at jlh62@law.georgetown.edu.
December
Today's News Roundup contains articles on job-sharing and the impact of illness on working individuals and the workplace.
Today's News Roundup featured articles on the White House Conference on aging and older workers. See quotes from the Boston College Sloan Center on Older Workers/Workplace Flexibility.
Today's News Roundup highlights articles on telecommuting, the "Sandwich Generation", and stay-at-home dads.
Today's News Roundup contains articles on the female "brain-drain" and job satisfaction trends.
Today's News Roundup contains articles on work-life balance, older workers, flex-time and expectations of younger workers.
December 2, 2005Today's News Roundup contains articles on a proposal to raise the retirement age in the UK, benefits for working mothers and retaining older workers.
November
Today’s News Roundup features articles on finding and retaining workers, the “Daughter Track”, flexibility for Gen Xers and mature workers, and "presenteeism".
Today's News Roundup features articles on older workers, flexible work in the UK, and flexibility in Corporate America.
Today's News Roundup highlights four recent studies-- the impact of telecommuting, employers' knowledge of employee needs, post-retirement income trends, and an international trend of more women working on the weekends.
Today's News Roundup includes articles on a new report documenting the business case for workplace flexibility from Corporate Voices for Working Families, the pension system and commentary on work-life balance.
Today's News Roundup covers a range of issues relevant to workplace flexibility, including: retirement and Baby Boomers; flexible work programs; flextime; and younger workers.
The articles in today's News Roundup highlight a recent survey of professional women and the overhaul of Australian workplace laws.