Sentences with phrase «job outside the home»

And I have had other Hispanic applicants where the mothers also went to work at jobs outside the home.

As a mom with a full - time job outside the home, crock pot recipes make up a huge number of my go - to weeknight dinners.

In 1945 only 24 percent of Americans thought women should be allowed to hold jobs outside the home.

«My study indicates that the tendency to cheat correlates strongly with the absence of a full time mother in the home...» To substantiate his argument, Freeman offers the anecdotal evidence that «two pre-medical students who have mothers with jobs outside the home unhesitatingly said that it is right for physicians to bill Medicare (public health insurance) for patients who do not exist».

When hubby has a high - stress job outside the home, it can be hard for him to do night duty, but he has to do it some of the time, Crawford says, «because the last thing dad wants is a sleep - deprived, cranky wife who's running on empty.»

Often, the customers who come in on Saturday work a full - time job outside the home in addition to raising a baby.

SES (both partners) was assessed according to education, profession and jobs in five categories: (i) high professional: director, manager, professionals in leading positions, (ii) low professional: entrepreneur, works manager, trade, nurse and so on, (iii) skilled worker: shop assistant, clerk, nursing assistant and so on, (iv) unskilled worker, and (v) no paid job outside the home and students.

«If your spouse doesn't hold a job outside the home, he or she can qualify for a full IRA contribution and deduction,» Rose says.

Nowadays one feels positively guilty if one does not have a career or a job outside the home.

She has toyed with the possibility of looking for a part - time job outside the home.

Judy and Tim both had jobs outside the home.

In the second case, even if no children are involved, justice requires that not only present but some future assets be jointly distributed, to prevent the impoverishment of the spouse who has not held a job outside the home.

There are those days when I wish that I had a job outside the home (other than my very part - time photography) so that I could escape for a few hours a day.

So they can't completely afford to be full - time stay - at - home moms, but they also can't afford to get a job outside the home.

Conversations from the past weeks run through your head, and you remember discussing getting a job outside the home to supplement the income from your own home - based business and putting your son into daycare.

Further, moms need a breast pump and supplies in order to continue lactation while away from baby, which is quite common for reasons such as holding a job outside the home or when there is difficulty latching an infant to the breast.

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Every mother with a job outside the home worries about the impact of her absences on her children, especially if they are younger than school age.

With no consistent — or guaranteed — maternity leave in the United States, moms who return to their jobs outside the home will need to bring pumping into their routine to continue breastfeeding.

I think about how having a job outside the home holds me in place.

Canadian women of all ages still tend to do more household chores than their male partners, no matter how much they work or earn in a job outside the home.

A friend of mine with two kids in daycare has a full - time job outside the home, but takes on extra freelance work she can complete post-bedtime, in order to make ends meet.

Her mother, left with a baby to raise on her own and a huge mortgage, had to find a job outside the home for the first time in her life.

The CBC recently ran a documentary called «Motherload» that showed the pressures faced by mothers who have full time jobs outside the home.

Sometimes, the other spouse is not earning money in a job outside the home.

As a result of divorce, some previously stay - at - home spouses or full - time parents find themselves needing to work in a full - time job outside the home.

I was laid off at the end of January as promised and because the daycare we're planning to use doesn't have a spot available until August, volunteering or looking for a job outside the home is not really a good option.

I work a full time job outside the home and I started Home Remedies as my creative outlet; something very different from my day job in social work.

I have been debating whether I should find a job outside the home.