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Category Archives: Generation and gender
Penelope Trunk on generations and work
There are four generations in the workforce right now: Matures, Baby Boomers, Generation X, and the Millennials. The 2008 National Study of Employers found that overall there are more similarities than differences in values across the four generations. Still, each generation has its own characteristics and its own mythology. See FWI “resident Millennial” Nicole Giuntoli’s [...]
Also posted in Work Life Integration, Workforce/Workplace Tagged brazencareerist, genX, GenY, penelopetrunk Leave a comment
Three Millennial Myths…..DEBUNKED!
Millennials, Gen Y, and the MyPod Generation are all names for young men and women under 29. My name is Nicole Giuntoli and I am the resident Millennial at the Families and Work Institute. I graduated from Georgetown University in 2007 and many of my observations are based of the personal experiences of my friends [...]
Also posted in Workforce/Workplace Tagged Generation and gender, GenY, Millennials, worklife 1 Comment
Where in the News is FWI?
Families and Work Institute weekly media highlights.
Work-Life Integration:
Womenomics: A Bill of Goods or New World Order?
Laura P. Thomas discusses themes from Womenomics and how those themes play out in her life as a working mother and, as of recently, the sole breadwinner of her family. She mentions the CLC conference call with Katty Kay, Claire [...]
Also posted in Early childhood, Economy, FWI news, Families, Men/Fathers, Uncategorized, Work Life Integration Tagged Economy, Families, womenomics, Work Life Integration, youth Leave a comment
Where in the news is FWI?
Families and Work Institute media highlights from June 29 – July 3, 2009.
Work-Life Balance: A Male Perspective
Click Here to listen to this WAMU American University Radio interview which “examines the [work-life] concerns of young working men and looks at how employers are beginning to respond.” Featured in this interview are Ellen Galinsky, President, Families and [...]
Also posted in FWI news, Men/Fathers, Women/Mothers, Workforce/Workplace Tagged agediversity, Generation and gender, workingfathers, workingwomen, worklifebalance, workplaceflexibility Leave a comment
Where in the news is FWI?
This is the debut of a weekly series highlighting where Families and Work Institute appears in the national media.
Expecting Mothers:
The New Normal: Maternity Leave
This piece by ABC’s Good Morning America draws attention to current Maternity Leave policies in the United States and highlights the struggles of pregnant women throughout the workforce during the recession. [...]
Also posted in FWI news, Uncategorized, Women/Mothers, Work Life Integration, Workforce/Workplace Tagged ellengalinsky, fatherhood, Generation and gender, maternityleave, recession, womenomics, worklife Leave a comment

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