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Data support Americans’ sense of accelerating ‘time warp’; balance between work and family elusive

While the U.S. work week, or hours spent working for pay by the average employee, has not significantly changed over the past 30 years, the demands of work and family are …

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  1. Busy Bee 6:23 am on November 25th, 2004

    How true this is. I cope with a 47 year old husband and 4 kids as a professional putting in close to 70 hours a week. The husban can’t figure out what to do in life so he works for minimum wage after 8 years of me supporting him. Gee, if it wasn’t for the kids, I don’t know why I’ve outgrown this man.

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