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Michelle takes on part two of a question posed by My Family Care on whether the role of a father in the workplace is changing along with changes to Paternity leave and women climbing the corporate...
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View ArticleUK fathers and paternity leave
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View ArticleInternational travel and the delicate juggling act of family life
As any professional working parent knows, finding the balance between professional commitments and family life can be a challenge at the best of times. Many have a complex network of child-care...
View ArticleProfessional working parents - Can you really have it all?
Michelle Chance was recently a Panel Speaker at Brit Mums Live 2012, where she discussed the perennial issue of whether it’s possible to really have it all, i.e. work, life and children, and be happy....
View ArticleSummer holidays: the parenting Olympics are underway
On your marks, get set, go! The school summer holidays are upon us and professional working parents across the land are limbered up and already clearing the first hurdle in the endurance event of the...
View ArticleTop tips for smooth summer contact
For separated or divorced families, the summer holidays are often fraught with practical challenges (and worries) when trying to agree contact time and holidays abroad with the children. Claire Wood...
View ArticleLife / work balance and the professional – an anathema?
This week marks National Life/Work week in the UK, organised by charity Working Families. The idea of a life/work balance is a beautiful thing and something that professionals across the globe aspire...
View ArticleHow is the role of a father changing in the workplace?
Michelle takes on part two of a question posed by My Family Care on whether the role of a father in the workplace is changing along with changes to Paternity leave and women climbing the corporate...
View ArticleThe Power Part Time Top 50 List – celebrating the balance of passions
There has been an overwhelmingly positive and encouraging response to the recent publication of the UK’s first ever ‘Power Part Time Top 50 List’, which was printed in the Financial Times and by...
View ArticleWhat tosh - Women can have it all
Last week Nigel Farage expressed the sexist and outdated view that City women cannot 'have it all', and need to make a choice between having a career or a family. He said that women...
View ArticleUK fathers and paternity leave
In June, Labour's shadow childcare minister Lucy Powell called for cultural change in the workplace so that fathers feel able to take more time off with their children. This blog first...
View ArticleBlended families - laying down the law
Charlotte Bradley explains the points of consideration for parents thinking about moving in with a new partner. She sheds light on the laws surrounding parental responsibilty, marriage, and property...
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