#Working Mums
Melbourne business says yes to kids at work
The rush to get everyone ready and out of the house each day can be stressful when you’ve got little kids – not to mention the financial stress that comes with childcare costs.
Mumpreneur bringing ease to family travel
A Melbourne nurse turned ‘mumpreneur’ has franchised her business, making travelling with young children just that little bit easier.
Working mothers need more flexibility
Over 95 of workers believe women need greater flexibility with hours and location in order to return to work, new research has revealed.
Candace Bushnell is coming to Australia
Hold on to your Jimmy Choos – Candace Bushnell, the woman behind Carrie Bradshaw herself, is coming to Australia for a five-city business tour.
Why Australian bloggers are good for small businesses
In this guest post for Dynamic Business, Louisa Claire from Brand Meets Blog looks at why SMEs should be connecting with Australian bloggers to grow their business.
How the demands of being a mum drove the birth of a global publicity service
It was day 273 (week 39) of what seemed like a never-ending second pregnancy, and Rebecca was trying to finish off the last of her client work before taking a few weeks off. Unfortunately, that was all she could manage with a growing client base and ever increasing ‘to do’ list.
Motherhood and small business: how will it work?
Hot on the heels of this week’s Pru Goward and Jackie O controversy, business owner Fleur Madden-Topley shares her forthright views on running a business vs. running a household. Just last week she and her husband were told they can adopt a baby from Korea following a three-year wait.
Mums working part time have the healthiest kids
New research conducted by the University of New England (UNE) has found that mothers who work part-time raise healthier children than both those who work full-time and stay-at-home mums. In the study of more than 4500 Australian pre-schoolers, the UNE study found that kids of part-time mums were eating less junk food, watched less television […]