Sentence examples for back to work earlier from inspiring English sources
I made one mistake: I should have gone back to work earlier, when my youngest was two or three and the economy was OK.
The struggle to make ends meet may put strain on a couple's relationship and force parents back to work earlier than they planned.
Meanwhile, 12,000 municipal workers in Philadelphia went back to work earlier in the week after a record-breaking 20-day strike.
After the first two weeks, a mother in a two-earner family can transfer all or some of the remaining weeks to the father, allowing her to go back to work earlier and him to stay home longer than in the past.
Meanwhile, a national survey by the shopworkers' union, Usdaw, revealed that almost eight out of 10 new mothers were forced back to work earlier than they wanted after having a baby because they could not afford to live on statutory maternity pay of £102 a week.
Dame Sally also said that if an employee went sick, an employer could call them up "sensitively and talk to them, you can help them get back to work earlier".
Are pregnant women who color their hair — or paint their toenails, or hire a baby nurse, or choose a stroller over a sling, or go back to work early — rebelling against their fellow parents, or against their own evolving deals?
"Because the research controls for all the variables, it blurs the fact that the women who go back to work early are better-educated women who can make more money, have more incentives to work, and less difficulty with depressive symptoms than the moms who stay home," Dr. Cox said.
"It's not a good idea for parents to take a finding that 3-year-olds' school readiness scores are a few points lower if the mother goes back to work early, and say that means the mother should stay home for a year.
Through the growing network of mums I'm connecting with some had to go back to work early on.
