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    Dec 19

    Meet Lanette Johnson, the mother who inspired to create policies that worked for families when her care fell through and she had no choice but to take her 4-month-old son to work.

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  2. Dec 19

    How employees inspired to launch a new benefit for families: (cc: )

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    Dec 18

    We're ecstatic to hear about 's new offering for its employees and are so happy that they've chosen as their partner on this initiative! has more on Lanette, the woman who inspired this new benefit, here:

    Congratulations to on ! And thank you to Lanette for inspiring us all!
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    Dec 18

    . venture partner and Founder & CEO discusses with 's Brian Moynihan how to build diversity into growth plans at scale. 3⃣ keys: it's deliberate, systematic, and data-driven. Read the article on here.

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  5. Retweeted
    Dec 17

    Meet the Best Buy employee who inspired the company’s new child-care benefit

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    Dec 17

    Congratulations to on ! And thank you to Lanette for inspiring us all!

    We're proud to announce ’s newest employee benefit: Backup Child Care. We're partnering with to provide all U.S. employees up to 10 days of subsidized care each year for a small co-pay. Learn more:
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    Dec 7

    According to ’s 2018 Holiday Hiring Report, the demand—and hourly rates—for New Year’s Eve babysitting jobs are on the rise. See where you can make the most as a sitter via :

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    Dec 12

    "Access to paid medical and family leave has a significant positive impact for employed adult caregivers of loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia... [but] less than half... report having access."

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  9. Dec 11

    The toughest conversation to have around the holidays? Talking to your parents about senior care. Here's 6 ways to make it easier:

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    Dec 10

    My friend of discusses supporting female founders through capital AND the network on with . Investing in women is smart business, even if it's sometimes the "non-obvious" opportunity. A must listen!

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  11. Dec 7

    According to ’s 2018 Holiday Hiring Report, the demand—and hourly rates—for New Year’s Eve babysitting jobs are on the rise. See where you can make the most as a sitter via :

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    Nov 28

    Give this a read for many good points on accelerating gender equality in the workplace.

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  13. Dec 5

    How real avoid burnout:

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  14. Dec 4

    Giving thanks—being profoundly grateful for life’s blessings—isn’t just about tradition: Science says it’s good for us too.

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  15. Dec 4

    #1: Get in on a nanny share.

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    Dec 3

    We believe that innovation without inclusion is not progress. Thanks to for putting a spotlight on the , and the need for systems change to transform the way we access and value care.

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    Dec 2

    Our parents, especially those with chronic illnesses, may fear losing their independence and reject help as a means of exerting control.

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  18. Dec 4

    Medicare, veterans benefits, and insurance are just part of the picture:

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  19. Dec 3

    Nannies: Make more money while doing what you love.

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    Dec 3

    How does balance and ? For my latest on , I spoke to CEO Brian Moynihan about building diversity into growth plans at scale. Three keys: it's deliberate, systematic and data-driven.

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