In May of 2006, Salary.com released an annual market valuation of a mother’s work. After interviewing hundreds of stay-at-home and working mothers, they calculated the 10 most common tasks mothers do and the market valuation for those tasks. According to their findings, the average “SAHM” (Stay at Home Mom) would earn $130,000 plus per year for working more than ninety hours per week. More recently Salary.com valuated the “earnings” of a working mother which was over $80,000 annually for the “mom job” portion of their work. That’s in addition to their actual “work job” salary. So, considering these findings, wouldn’t … Continue reading →