the WorkLife podcast

Do you feel you need to redefine your life's purpose? Have more balance in your life, to have more time for the things that matter to you, your family, your health, your spirituality? Then this podcast will inspire you, and give you very practical tools to get started. Tricia Molloy has written a number of books and is a regular speaker and coach, and has tons of wisdom to share. Enjoy!

Do you feel you need to redefine your life's purpose? Have more balance in your life, to have more time for the things that matter to you, your family, your health, your spirituality? Then this podcast will inspire you, and give you very practical tools to get started. Tricia Molloy has written a number of books and is a regular speaker and coach, and has tons of wisdom to share. Enjoy!

This is the 50th episode of the WorkLife podcast and we are super proud... as you can hear from our special intro with the 2 co-founders. We speak to Ken Matos of Life Meets Work about the US trends in employment, benefits, and also, what are the bias men and women have to fight during their working lives. Enjoy!

This is the 50th episode of the WorkLife podcast and we are super proud... as you can hear from our special intro with the 2 co-founders. We speak to Ken Matos of Life Meets Work about the US trends in employment, benefits, and also, what are the bias men and women have to fight during their working lives. Enjoy!

In this episode of the WorkLife podcast we speak to two wonderful women about their work, Heather Boushey's new book and what it will take to make sure working parents get the services and attention in policy making they so desperately need. Maureen Conway is a Vice President of the Aspen Institute and Executive Director of the Institute's Economic Opportunities Program (EOP). Heather Boushey is Heather Boushey is Executive Director and Chief Economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, her new book is entitled: Finding Time: The Economics of Work-Life Conflict.

In this episode of the WorkLife podcast we speak to two wonderful women about their work, Heather Boushey's new book and what it will take to make sure working parents get the services and attention in policy making they so desperately need. Maureen Conway is a Vice President of the Aspen Institute and Executive Director of the Institute's Economic Opportunities Program (EOP). Heather Boushey is Heather Boushey is Executive Director and Chief Economist at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, her new book is entitled: Finding Time: The Economics of Work-Life Conflict.

In this episode we talk to Denis Pennel, CEO of CIETT and EUROCIETT and also the author of the book "The Ego revolution at work". We explore some of the global trends reshaping the labour market, as well as what employees, workers and employers can do, to harness the opportunities of the new world of work.

In this episode we talk to Denis Pennel, CEO of CIETT and EUROCIETT and also the author of the book "The Ego revolution at work". We explore some of the global trends reshaping the labour market, as well as what employees, workers and employers can do, to harness the opportunities of the new world of work.

To add our contribution to the 2016 OECD week, we are publishing our podcast episode with Willem Adema, Senior Economist in the OECD Social Policy Division. Mr. Adema leads a team of analysts of Family and Children's policies. As his experience is really vast, we zoom in on some specific aspects of family policy, like parental leave and the take-up by fathers.

To add our contribution to the 2016 OECD week, we are publishing our podcast episode with Willem Adema, Senior Economist in the OECD Social Policy Division. Mr. Adema leads a team of analysts of Family and Children's policies. As his experience is really vast, we zoom in on some specific aspects of family policy, like parental leave and the take-up by fathers.