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The time spent on "mom job functions" by a stay-at-home mom would equate to an annual salary of $116,805 in the job world, a drop of about $21,000 from last year's calculation of $138,094, said Salary.com Inc. via Boston Globe

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Here's something to think about on Mother's Day: If a stay-at-home mom could be financially compensated for her efforts, she'd bring home nearly $117,000 a year. via WHYN-AM Springfield

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“The rewards aren't monetary, but it's a reward knowing that they're safe and happy”

If a stay-at-home mom could be compensated in dollars rather than personal satisfaction and unconditional love, she'd rake in a nifty sum of nearly $117,000 a year. via Sun-Journal

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Solarfun Power Holdings Co., Ltd. , Super Micro Computer, Inc. and Silicon Motion Technology Corp. via All Stories

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Salary.com, Inc. , a leading provider of on-demand compensation and talent management solutions, today announced that several new customers are implementing CompAnalyst -- the award-winning, on-demand market ... via Market Wire

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Boston Business Journal - by Jackie Noblett Journal staff The economy's recent downturn has spelled trouble for a trio of local software-as-a-service providers that went public in 2007, as investors have ... via Bizjournals

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Thursday, April 10, 2008; Page D02 What Price Change? How much of a raise would it take to lure you to the competition? If you're like many employees, you'd expect at least 16 percent more money to jump ship. via The Washington Post

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“Job satisfaction varies from person to person and is based on many different factors”

Any company that assumes the slowing economy is going to keep its workers from jumping ship is in for a pretty harsh reality check. via Sales & Marketing Management

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WHO: Salary.com, a leading provider of on-demand compensation and talent management solutions. via Market Wire

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Parenting is the hardest job I've ever had. And the pay sucks. Unless you're a nanny , you're not paid to parent. via Mountain Xpress

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