Being a mom is tough and being working moms can be even tougher, especially if you live in an area that doesn’t do enough to support mothers in the workplace. Well, a new report reveals which states are doing the best and worst job of meeting working mothers’ needs, and it may just make you re-think where you live.
WalletHub has just come out with its annual list of the Best and Worst States for Working Moms. They judged all 50 states and the District of Columbia on 17 key metrics. The factors cover such areas as childcare, professional opportunities, and work-life balance. With all that in mind, Massachusetts once again earns the honor of being the best state for working moms. It earns a 62.99 out of 100 coming in first for work-life balance and fourth for childcare. Minnesota, fourth overall, is top for childcare, while Connecticut, second overall, is top for professional opportunities.
