 what happens when at-home moms try to opt back in to the workforce. [3]?" A few days later, Belkin appeared on "Today [4]".."
The key word in that excerpt? Should. Because the workplace isn't quite there yet, as Belkin, Bennetts and Get to Work author Linda Hirshman all note. Belkin pointed out that although some companies may proclaim that they offer flex-time and telecommuting, "a policy is not the same as real change. I hear regularly from workers who were all but laughed at when they tried to take advantage of a flexible program that was nothing but corporate window dressing."
However Belkin's article -- which quotes from Hewlett's book about how mothers can opt back into careers -- has an upbeat quality, highlighting a handful of companies, from investment banking firms to law firms, which are encouraging women who've taken time out from careers to rejoin the work world. Pointing to a growing niche of businesses which provide opportunities for at-home moms to sharpen their skills and network, Belkin balances her optimism over mothers' chances of successfully opting back in, with a realistic note:
... And I am not so jaded that I don't recognize that this is a promising, and important start."
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Coldplay’s second concert will take place on May 18, in Coimbra.
Tickets available at La Vie Funchal and Madeira Shopping malls for the Coldplay concert, on May 17, in Portugal, sold out in 20 minutes. But there is already a second concert: May 18, in Coimbra.
Ticket sales started at 10 am this Thursday, but at six in the morning several young people were already at the doors of shopping centers waiting for a place, and tickets sold out in 20 minutes.
However, as already reported by JM, on resale sites, there are already tickets that are on sale for values ​​above one thousand euros.
Looking on one of the ticket sites this morning.
That’s better prices, do you think people are selling higher on ticket sites, but it says tickets are not exchangeable nor refundable….
Tobi, this whole ticket sale is very disappointing. We were online this morning 30 minutes before the tickets went on sale. At 10 o clock, the system froze, and we