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(1/21) These Small Policy Changes Can Help Your Working Parents Juggle Their Careers and Kids

By Joanne Kaldy / January 20, 2022

Creating a positive environment for working parents can help you attract and retain good workers. These policy changes can help:

  • Offering several weeks of paid time off for new parents.
  • Establishing a part-time return-to-work policy for new moms and dads.
  • Starting a dialogue around how parenthood impacts workers.
  • Enabling scheduling flexibility to accommodate working parents and school schedules.
  • Modeling putting families first (such as scheduling meetings to start after kids are off to school).
  • Also attending to  workers who don’t have children (e.g., enable self-care such as an occasional long lunch hour to connect with friends or long weekends to visit family).
  • Giving employees access to parent-focused Slack channels where they can seek advice, share thoughts and feeling, and just commiserate.

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