Working Parent Network

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The Juggler
I am… the one who is expected to hold it all together: family, work, the calendar, sex life, and on and on. I am also the one who, at times, teeters on the edge of sanity because I am expected to hold it all together: family, work, the calendar, sex life, and on and on.
The Skeptic
I am… not yet married, not yet a mother. But the closer I get to my inevitable fate, the less sure I become. Is working for “the man”, then coming home to the man and his kids, all what it’s cracked up to be? Maybe. I don’t know yet. To be honest, I’m skeptical.
The Seeker
I am… always searching. But exactly what I’m searching for is hard to describe. I am a stay-at-home, working mother who has not yet found what I was looking for when I first chose to stay-at-home. But seek and ye shall find. So I will continue to seek.
The Dad
I am… a father and a husband. I am the good, and the bad, in a working woman’s life. I understand your frustration… to a point. I love you with all my heart. But please stop whining. If you need a shoulder to cry on, I’m here for you. Just don’t block my view of the TV.

For the Employer

Yes, But…

If I let employees do what they want, they won’t do what I want.

LWA does not propose allowing employees to operate free of accountability. On the contrary, we promote a results-oriented structure that focuses on addressing the demands of the workplace and trusting your employees. Our service provides that dialogue.

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Case Study

Deloitte’s “The Women’s Initiative”

The Women’s Initiative (WIN) which was launched in 1993 by Deloitte LLP is an Initiative for the Retention and Advancement of Women.

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It was not so long ago that the Women’s Initiative was a seedling, nothing more than an idea with potential and promise similar to how LifeWork Alliance is a community for working mothers today. Today, because of the commitment of the Deloitte leadership, that potential and promise is being recognized in their organization and beyond… (read more)