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Finding that work-life balance

Tara Weiss, Forbes.com It's harder than ever to keep up with both your job and your life away from it. Here's how to start.

10 tips for better work-life balance

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Jenny Lloyd When it comes to hard yakka, our deeply ingrained preference is for a culture of long hours.

Five first steps to finding a job abroad

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Diane Morgan, Forbes.com More people than ever are searching for jobs internationally in the hope of gaining knowledge and experience from around the globe.

Kiss your workload goodbye

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Kath Lockett Smart workers know how to get the job done and still make it home for dinner.

When is daddy coming home?

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Kath Lockett Fathers are finding smarter ways to mix work and family life, writes Kath Lockett.

When is daddy coming home?

Working fathers

Kath Lockett Fathers are finding smarter ways to mix work and family life, writes Kath Lockett.

Keeping morale high in downturns

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Adriana Loeff, Forbes.com As financial institutions collapse, managers on Wall Street face another challenge: how to inspire the shell-shocked workers.

Balancing work and pregnancy

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Tara Weiss, Forbes.com Here are the best ways to keep your cool - and your job.

Why four-day weeks don't work

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Tara Weiss, Forbes.com It sounds great, but some argue there are drawbacks.

Addicted to your BlackBerry?

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Forbes.com staff Its nickname, CrackBerry, says it all - it's a compulsive addiction, or you're not a user.

Profile: Julian Persaud

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Jenny Lloyd Google guru Julian Persaud took a risk to follow his first big career break.

Finding a family-friendly balance

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Marian N. Ruderman, Laura M. Graves and Patricia J. Ohlott Accomodating family commitments could be the key to retaining talented staff.

Social responsibility

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Leon Gettler Companies cannot ignore environmental and social issues.

We're now working saner hours

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Tim Colebatch In a dramatic reversal of trends, people are now working normal full-time hours or slightly less.