Moms at Work is 7
Seven years ago, on my mother’s birthday, I opened my laptop and started a Facebook group called Moms at Work. I had been self-employed for
working mom
15% of Canadian Mothers Are Laid Off During Maternity Leave: We Have the Data
Key Takeways: Maternity leave layoffs are a real and measurable issueNew data shows that 15% of mothers are dismissed, laid off, or not renewed during
Redefining Success: Moms Taking Back Their Time & Careers
We see women, moms in particular, put themselves on the back burner time and time again. While there is a lot of societal change that
Career change made simple: Tips to find the right job quickly
There has been a massive shift in the working world. We are no longer staying in the same career for our whole lives. We are
Why Networking Feels Icky—And What to Do Instead
Networking vs. Community Building We don’t want to network anymore. Networking feels icky.Networking can feel like you are selling something.Networking is transactional.Networking is about WANTING
But what does Moms at Work DO for advocacy?
Moms at Work talks a lot about advocacy. We share the pieces of legislation we are involved in, the topics that we are passionate about,
Moms at Work featured in Maclean’s Magazine
The birth rate is dropping and honestly, we’re not shocked. On November 21st, Moms at Work was featured in Maclean’s magazine and Allison shared her
The Morning Routine of 1 Regular Mom….with 3 boys
I wrote this blog a while ago – when I had two kids aged 3 & 5. Fast forward to now and I have a
Toronto-based Tavanberg is raising the bar for freelance content producers
One of our goals at Moms at Work is to showcase the inspiring women who make up our network. For this article, we connected with
This isn’t working
Motherhood + work always feels like it isn’t working. That is because it wasn’t meant to. In fact, work is working just as it was