More mothers getting back to work but "mommy track" hampers career

More mothers getting back to work but "mommy track" hampers career

Photo taken Jan. 6, 2016 shows Chihiro Nishijima (L), an employee at Sony Life Insurance Co., talking with her superior at their office in Tokyo's Minato Ward. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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