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• “Preska, a Bush appointee who typically sides with business, ended her opinion with a severe scolding: At bottom, the EEOC's theory of this case is about so-called 'work-life balance' ...”

  The Huffington Post: Joan Williams: Bloomberg Case: Open Season to Discriminate Against Mothers?

• “Listen to many women, and the conversation trends toward that improbable state of being called work-life balance.”

  The Huffington Post: Dr. Peggy Drexler: Women and Work -- Where to Now?

• “This so-called work-life integration model works both ways; Erdoes has no qualms about leaving the office for her kids, either, says Martinez-Fonts.”

  Forbes: Money Talks

• “Our so-called work-life balance has lost its equilibrium.”

  The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed

• “While there is always the idea of work and life, and the idea of work-life balance, I think that life is pervasive, and it permeates who we are and how we show up at work.”

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• “What we don't understand is why it's so grindingly tough to make ends meet, even on what ought to be a reasonable income, and so difficult to achieve what is laughingly called the work-life balance.”

  Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

• “The conundrum of finding time to devote both to one's career and one's personal life has become popularly known as the work-life balance.”

  Forbes.com: News

• “The findings of qualitative surveys like the ones done for the Women Matter series by McKinsey consultants tell a more complex story than the one about work-life balance.”

  The Guardian: Diversity in public life: all about Adam | Editorial

• “In the UK, for example: "The greater number of women MPs who entered Parliament after the 1997 election led to a much-needed focus on important issues such as childcare and work-life balance.”

  The Guardian: Imposing quotas is not as crucial as changing cultures | Catherine Bennett

• “But this benign, female essentialism, that promises – whatever a woman's party political complexion – so much for mothers and babies did not, without wishing to labour the point, prove to be any impediment to Mr Blair when he launched an illegal war, on a false prospectus, nobly supported by his wife, that would kill countless mothers and babies and, by the by, cause serious damage to the average Iraqi's work-life balance.”

  The Guardian: Imposing quotas is not as crucial as changing cultures | Catherine Bennett

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