The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation is supporting the Workplace Flexibility 2010 campaign to support the development of a comprehensive national policy on workplace flexibility at the federal, state and local levels. Their website contains useful information about the campaign along with links to information on work and family, including webcasts of events sponsored by the campaign. There's also a handy list of laws that impact workplace flexibility. Each law is summarized and linked to legal memos, checklists and other tools prepared by the campaign to assist companies and individuals investigating flexible options for workers.
Check out their website for inspiration. Good people are making good things happen!
Workplace Flexibility 2010:
http://www.law.georgetown.edu/workplaceflexibility2010/index.cfm
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Empowering librarians and their patrons
I'm one of those lucky people who loves being a librarian. Even with all my enthusiasm for what I do, I still struggle to balance my passion for librarianship with the other things I love, like my family and friends. In this blog, I explore the challenge of achieving that elusive work-life balance amid the joys and triumphs of being a librarian in the 21st century.
A Bit About Me
- Callinan the Librarian
- I've been a law librarian for over twenty years and still get a kick out of the people I meet and the work I get to do. At the moment, I'm a Senior Consultant with Axelroth & Associates and an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law. When I'm not working, I'm balancing the daily stuff of life, like taking care of my kids, my husband, my family, my friends, my house, my Girl Scout troop, and a few other volunteer commitments. And I try to have some fun along the way.
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The Mom Song
This is my absolutely most favorite YouTube clip: The Mom Song by comedian Anita Renfroe sung to the tune of the "William Tell Overture." I laugh every time I watch it!