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In U.S. English, the term “mommy track” smacks of career derailment and often raises women’s hackles, even if they want to work more flexible hours after they have children. The Hebrew phrase “misrat em,” which combines the words for “job position” (misrah) and “mother” (em or ima), refers to a position with shorter or more flexible hours to allow women to pick up...
