CALIFORNIA -- Landing a job interview is tough enough these days. Individuals need the right qualifications, a standout application, and often, the patience to endure multiple rounds of interviews. But for single parents, the challenge is even steeper.
Imagine someone has finally secured that coveted interview slot. The company's HR department sends an email with a date and time, leaving no room for negotiation. For most people, this might be a minor inconvenience. For single parents, it can be a deal-breaker.
Careerminds, a global outplacement and career development firm, recently shed light on this issue. They surveyed 3,000 single parents about their experiences in the job market, and the results are eye-opening. A staggering 42% of single parents in California have had to turn down p
