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Making it work! : how to effectively navigate maternity leave career transitions : an employer's guide. / Avra Davidoff [and five others].

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Davidoff, Avra, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Work and family.
Family leave.
Personnel management.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (103 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Toronto, Ontario : CERIC, [2016]
Summary:
Making It Work! How to Effectively Manage Maternity Leave Career Transitions: An Employer's Guide was developed for anyone who employs, leads, manages, trains, coaches, or supports pregnant, adoptive, and parenting women at work. This user-friendly manual will equip you to go beyond legislated requirements and take a proactive, positive approach.
Contents:
Intro
Praise for Making it Work
Acknowledgments
Project Team
Introduction
Purpose and Potential
Making It Work!A Canadian Perspective
Demographics
Key Themes
Organizational Benefits
Lost Opportunity
Mother in the Modern WorkplaceThe Business Case
Labour Market
Legislative Considerations
Corporate and Economic Gains
Modern Maternity Leave
Career Development, Progression and Advancement Defined
One Solution - Moving from the Ladder to the Lattice
Language and Unconscious Bias
A model for exploring unconscious biases
Understanding Change and TransitionMaternity Leave Career Transition
Understanding Modern Working Mothers
Striving for Excellence:The Push/Pull of Work and Home
Feeling Valued and Being Appreciated
From Myth to Reality:Exploring Common Biases Towards Working Mothers
What can employers do?
Understanding Modern Employers and Maternity LeaveA Paradigm Shift
Before the Maternity Leave
Safety and Security
Accommodations at Work
Career Dialogues
Preparing for the Transition
Understanding Colleague and Customer Reactions
Exit Interview
Return to Work Plan
During the Maternity Leave
Confident Competence
Comeback Coaching
Communicating Value
Return to Work Logistics
Post-Maternity Leave/Reintegration
Return to Work Interview
Promoting Mentorship and Sponsorship
Customization of Career PathAlternative/Flexible Work Arrangements
Benefits of flexible work options
Telework and WORKshift
Part-Time Work
Flexible Hours
Job-Sharing
Considerations for Diverse Populations
First Time Mothers under Age Twenty-Five
First Time Mothers over Age Forty
Adoptive Mothers
New Immigrant Mothers
Aboriginal Mothers
Same-Sex Mothers
Fifteen Low/No Cost Employer Strategiesto Facilitate Employee Engagement.
Five Strategies with High Return on Investment
Conclusion
Glossary
Endnotes
Copyright.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781988066066
1988066069

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