Navigating Work and Family was developed to support working families
in the decisions they face about family life. The series of 10 handouts
can be a useful resource for schools, social service and counseling centers,
parent information centers, early childhood centers, and work settings.
Click on the links below to view individual pages from this publication in pdf format. You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can access the publication in two ways:
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Covers
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| 2. | Download the entire publication in one pdf file. (Right-click, or click and hold if your mouse has only one button, on the link to the pdf document. Then, once a menu pops up, select "Save This Link As..." (Netscape) or "Download Link to Disk" (Internet Explorer) and save the pdf document to your hard drive. Once it's saved just double-click on the file and it should open up in Acrobat Reader). Also available in Spanish (PNW 556-S). |
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