
“‘Ford didn’t offer paternity leave, but it did offer a part-time track so long as an employee’s manager approved it. When baby Dylan arrived, Trombley went to his bosses and told them he wanted to drop down to 70 percent and work from home two days a week. […] There are now three other men in his department with similar part-time setups; there were none when Trombley started.’ Is there a list of large, Fortune 500 employers that offer such a ‘part-time track’ option? Hopefully the idea of breaking down the traditional ‘full-time’ job into smaller pieces is gaining momentum in the corporate world.”
http://www.mymoneyblog.com/part-time-track-professional-jobs.html
Related posts:
Marc Faber on ET Now Sept 03, 2012
Hollande Undeterred By UK: "France Will Participate. It Is Ready" For Syria
How Will You Deal With $10 a Gallon Gas?
The Cunningness of the CIA’s JFK Assassination Cover-Up
Housing Up, Home Ownership Down: The Mysterious New Housing Bubble
Donald Trump Flaunts the Dangers of Presidential Power
Kerry becomes first war casualty
Illegal Drugs: The great experiment
Is It Good News or Bad News that the White House Has Delayed the Obamacare Employer Mandate?
How To Play The Puerto Rican Economic Recovery
Doug Casey Predicts Day of Economic Reckoning Is Near
The Patheticism of U.S. Sanctions on North Korea
Ron Paul: Iraq, The 'Liberation' Neocons Would Rather Forget
Media Seeks Answers To General Solicitation
Modern Madness: Saudi Arabia Building Women-Only Cities