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With kids at home, working mothers are forced to quit or scale back jobs
Statewide, more than half of women whose jobs have been affected by child care and educational upheaval said they had pulled back at work or were thinking of doing so, according to an October report by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women; 20 percent said they were considering quitting their jobs altogether.

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