#OpportunityAlert Strategic Financial Controller, 15-20 hrs per week, $130kp.a. pro rata… Is this job for you?

To all entrepreneurial mothers who double as a Financial Controller!

This role may just be the ideal job you have been looking for… are you able to?

  • make strategic decisions based on financial data produced
  • work as a senior member of a management team
  • communicate at a high level with both team and colleagues
  • utilise your industry experience in design, architecture, construction
  • commute to an office in inner Melbourne
  • command a pro-rata salary of $130,ooo+ p.a.
  • do this working 15-20 hours per week
  • contribute and do good work

If this is for you, email me at info@theentrepreneurialmother.com.au by March 15 with contact details and CV or equivalent.

Position Description – Finance Manager_LC

Part-time work worst for mums…

Part-time work worst for mums…

PartTime

Stephen Lunn reports: WOMEN who return to work part-time after having children have more difficulty juggling career and family than mothers in full-time jobs.

“It is a double whammy for part-time working women – their jobs aren’t the best career option and more is expected of them on the home front,” said Barbara Pocock, head of the Centre for Work + Life at the University of South Australia.

Professor Pocock conducted in March the first national survey of work-life outcomes, called Work, Life and Time, polling 1435 male and female Australians.

The results, to be released yesterday, “confirm that long work hours have a negative effect both on the individual in terms of health and in the broader context of friendships and community involvement”.

No surprise in any of this really. Entrepreneurial Mothers have known for a long time that “part-time” does not address the issues that it is sort out to do. Which is why many of us set up the way we want to work, and usually that means doing our own thing. Whilst it may add more pressure initially, that pressure can still be controlled as it is you that is driving it… unless of course you have an “overnight success” and control is lost, but that doesn’t really happen; does it?

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