Working mothers boost daughters careers

Working mothers boost daughters careers

Daughters of working mothers are more likely to go on to have successful careers, new research has revealed.

A significant study ran by Harvard University has  quashed any negative connotations society has around mothers working and raising a family.  The report found that daughters of women with careers were destined to have high flying job themselves and expect to be paid four per cent more than their peers.

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