Posts tagged "working fathers"

Women are often the main focus in the caregiving conversation, but a new report reveals that working fathers trying to shoulder more care of their children feel discriminated against in the workplace.

The number of male ING employees taking more than two weeks’ parental leave has increased fourfold since August 2019.

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has long been an advocate for better paid parental leave policy in the US.

Circle In's Jodi Geddes has shared a time-lapse video showcasing the exhausting chaos many parents are dealing with at the moment.

Working from home sounds like an awesome idea, until you actually try it. The reality is there are downsides that will surprise you.

Here are three key things you can do right now to address flexible work and prepare yourself for the workplace of the future.

Today, across the nation, educators who work in long day care centres are walking off the job for the fourth time in 18 months.

More of us are using formal childcare in order to participate in the workforce, but childcare is becoming even less affordable.

We need to start a conversation about the fathers working flexibly or part-time, or staying at home to act as primary caretaker of their kids.

In order to mainstream flexible careers, we need companies to see the real and clear cost benefits on everything, beyond just women’s participation.

Full-time flexible policies are not enough and will not mobilise change. We need more part-time roles that are better advertised.