Work and family - United States.
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Titles
The family track : = keeping your faculties while you mentor, nurture, teach, and serve /
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Being together, working apart : = dual-career families and the work-life balance /
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High-performing families : = causes, consequences, and clinical solutions /
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Shared purpose = working together to build strong families and high-performance companies /
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From marriage to the market : = the transformation of women's lives and work /
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What's wrong with day care = freeing parents to raise their own children /
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A mother's work : = how feminism, the market, and policy shape family life /
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CEO of me : = creating a life that works in the flexible job age /
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The Unfinished revolution : = coming of age in a new era of gender, work, and family /
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The future of the family : = mothers, fathers, and children ; sex roles and work ; communities and child care ; redefining marriage and parenthood /
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Dependent care and the employee benefits package : = human resource strategies for the 1990s /
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The road winds uphill all the way = gender, work, and family in the United States and Japan /
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Solutions for the new work force : = policies for a new social contract /
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Glass ceilings and 100-hour couples = what the opt-out phenomenon canteach us about work and family /
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Gender equality and work-life balance : = glass handcuffs and working men in the U.S. /
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Opting back in : = what really happens when mothers go back to work /
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