Balance. It’s a tricky thing to achieve in your life as a mom. Raising a family and maintaining your own identity is challenging enough, but what if you have a career simmering on the back burner of your life, too? Think you’re ready to re-enter the work force? Fifty-five percent of mothers of infants were also in the labor force in 2004, according to the U.S. Census Bureau — a number that’s dipped in the last 10 years.
If you’re ready to resume a career that’s on hold, now there’s Mom Corps, a job bank and resource guide for mothers re-entering the work force. Mom Corps works like mainstream jobs sites, except that it takes into account a candidate’s critical need for flexibility. The reason? The country’s top companies know there’s a large pool of valuable candidates who have simply chosen to off-ramp, and they want you back.
Register with Mom Corps and upload your resume at no cost. You can even get professional help putting together a resume and cover letter that will attract the attention you want. So, you can land a job that suits your skills, experience and schedule and keep your family and your career on track.
