Mother’s Day is this weekend and a recent study compared states to see which were best and worst for working moms. Seventy-four percent of women with children were in the workforce in 2023. Cassandra Happe is an analyst with the personal finance website WalletHub. She says they studied 17 different factors in compiling the report.
She discussed Georgia's number 43 overall ranking, as well as well the state did succeeded with WUGA.
Massachusetts was the top-rated state for working mothers and Alabama was the lowest.
Georgia Near Bottom for Working Moms
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