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More and more women are joining the labor force in every field, but the decision as to whether to take a job after marriage still is one that must be made by each individual bride. In some cases, a working wife is almost a_ necessity. If a young man is going to school. for example, it may be neces- sary for his bride to work to | help support the family. In most cases, however, the | extra money necessities, but for the little | luxuries a newlywed couple | might not be able to afford without a second salary. Another factor to be consider- ed is the wife's desire to work. Many women teday have gradu- ated from college and are pre- pared for a career, They want to use their education before settling down and devoting their full time to raising a family. One solution to the working wife dilemma --is --a--part-time job. Pat Duricka, a bride of just over a year, worked before her marriage on a full-time basis, then got a part-time job after the wedding. "Part-time work is_ ideal," Pat says. "There is enough time to get the housework done $5,000 education." Another solution to the prob- lem of whether or not to take a job after marriage lies in the idea of working at home. The many advantages of such a set-up are obvious: the wife is at home to supervise and take care of the household, there are no travel expenses, Necessity Of Luxuries Reason For Today's Working Wives does not go for) and still go to work to use that | 'to spend on business clothes? What will be the cost of travel- ing to and from work? What about incidental expenditures-- 'office gifts for example? And the price of lunches away from frustrations and headaches of a | home? job and is likely to be more| Before taking a job, the young sympathetic when he comes! wife should sit down with pencil 'home tired and is not in the! | and paper and figure out exact- | mood for an evening of dancing. | ly how much of her salary will A husband also is more ap- | be left after taxes and similar | preciative of his wife's efforts | deductions, how much will have around the house when she/to go for expenses incurred by | works, Pat says. "John always | her working, and just how much | notices if I've aned or made | of a profit she will be Making. | something especially tricky for dinner." There are drawbacks, how- | even. Pat, who does copywriting | and promotion work, says "most of the time the pace is }rough and work is demanding. 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