The Increasing Needs of a Working Mother Life must change dramatically when a lacking income forces parents to successfully balance work and family. Increasing numbers in working mothers show both married and single mothers alike scrambling to equalize their parallel jobs of parenting and bringing home a paycheck. The growing population of working mothers create the increasing need for child care subsidy, quality child care and flexibility in the workplace. It is increasingly difficult to …
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…and being hired for just the right job that suits a parents needs. And this is not the end, these are just primary concerns for the increasing group of working mothers today. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** Bibliography Goldman, Katherine Wyse. My Mother Worked and I turned Out Okay. Toronto: Random House of Canada Limited, 1993. Grollman, Earl A. , and Sweder, Gerri L. The Working Parent Dilemma. Boston: Beacon Press, 1986. Sedgwick, Carolyn. When mothers must work. Philadelphia: Whitaker House, 1988.