3 things HR needs to know about dads returning to work
In this vlog for Parent and Professional, I explore three key issues that HR professionals need to be aware of in order to effectively support working dads and their transition back to the workplace.
Childcare assumptions
Fear of being seen as uncommitted
Potential domestic conflict
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