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The Minnesota Star Tribune
August 25, 2025 at 6:43PM
Felicia Krick, who is an accountant, works from her home office on Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2024 in Eagan, Minn. ] RENEE JONES SCHNEIDER • renee.jones@startribune.com
Felicia Krick, who is an accountant, works from her home office on Jan. 3. We talked to Krick earlier this year about how remote work changed her career. (Renee Jones-Schneider, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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After entering the workforce in record numbers post-pandemic, women — especially mothers — are now leaving jobs as flexibility declines. If you have left the workforce, or are considering leaving, economy reporter Emma Nelson would love to talk with you.

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