CoachAmelia published a new study by Andreassi et al., titled 'Which Forms of Work Flexibility Retain Working Mothers in Full-Time Employment?' published in Administrative Sciences in 2026.
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CoachAmelia
Helping Mothers in Senior Leadership Return Responsibility to build Thriving Businesses and Joyful Families
- Industry
- Human Resources Services
- Location
- San Diego, CA, US
- Company size
- 1 employee
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For Executive Mothers: Master your influence, elevate your mental fitness, and create systems that support your growth, both professionally and personally
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