Women In Trucking Blog / Work/Life Balance

by Women In Trucking Staff, on Jul 31, 2024 9:13:11 AM

Work-life balance is typically seen as the amount of time you spend doing your job versus the amount of time you spend doing what’s important to you outside of work …

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by Matheson Trucking Inc., on Oct 16, 2020 1:37:47 PM

Most truck drivers would say that they are working to live. However, maintaining work/life balance as a truck driver can be difficult. Although the road offers many freedoms, they often …

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Topics:Work/Life BalanceHealth and Wellness

by Ellen Voie, on Sep 4, 2020 4:59:22 PM

I never thought I could be friends with a piece of technology that is exceptionally nosey. I’m a pretty private person, and the thought of sharing my physical data makes …

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Topics:Work/Life BalanceHealth and WellnessEllen's Blog

by Norman Winegar, on Aug 25, 2020 5:46:44 PM

Recall the flight safety instructions we always hear just before takeoff? The ones to which you don’t pay much attention. Remember the part that says, secure your own oxygen mask …

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Topics:Professional DevelopmentWork/Life BalanceHealth and Wellness

by Angela Eliacostas, on Apr 29, 2019 3:10:00 PM

Ask Angela: What do you recommend to a woman who is a mother and wants to work in the transportation industry? How did you manage family and job when starting …

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Topics:Ask the Influential Woman in TruckingWork/Life Balance

by Sandy Long, on May 31, 2016 5:23:00 PM

Personal Many women who enter trucking experience culture shock after they get on the road for the first time after school. Preconceived notions about trucking shatter as they realize the …

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Topics:Life on the RoadWork/Life BalanceDriver PerspectiveHealth and Wellness

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