#1. Is paternity leave the key to workplace equality?
Top trends from the World of Work
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Top 5 trends from the world of work
Traditionally, mothers have always been the ones responsible for taking time off work to look after children. Women often take on an unfair burden of unpaid care each week. But the pandemic has accelerated a huge shift: many fathers are taking a more active role in family life. Can paid, mandatory paternity leave make a big dent in workplace equality?
Here are the latest 5 trends from the world of work
#2. “My company is not my family.”
#3. Affordable childcare would boost women’s retirement savings, report finds.
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Almost half of working-age women in UK do 45 hours of unpaid care a week, study finds.
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Women-led UK firms struggle to attract equal investment, study finds.