Oct
21
“The workplace was built on the assumption that there was somebody at home dealing with the home front,” said Anne Weisberg, a longtime human resources executive who helped write a book about new kinds of workplace policies. Not only is that no longer the case, she said, but the work-life pressures seem to be building. “There’s a greater awareness that we’re pushing things to the limit and something’s got to give,” she said.”
In Silicon Valley, Perks Now Begin at Home - NYTimes.com
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