Three quarters of working parents say they would look for a new job if they were required to travel to a central office five days a week, new research reveals
New research by International Workplace Group reveals that 74% of parents would look for a new job if a long daily commute was required
83% said they feel they have become better parents due to flexibility offered by
As teens with autism transition into adulthood, entering the professional world presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Preparing these young adults for the workforce not only fosters their independence and self-confidence but also enriches the workplace with diverse perspectives.
Mark Blakey, a writer for Autism Parenting Magazine , provides essential tips for...
Here we are-at the dawn of the summer holidays already. A time that is dreaded by most parents and carers with school-age children when it comes to juggling work and family.
It can be difficult for other colleagues to comprehend this juggle, especially when they don’t have children or dependents.
However, there are many things that you as parents and carers can do to ensure...
The Balancing Act: Half of UK parents (51%) admit their job prevents them from maintaining a healthy work-life balance when it comes to their children and 70% wish they had more time for their kids
The Need for Change: Self-employment ranked as the most attractive (33%) among parents looking for new careers to allow them a better work-parenting balance
Research from Yoppie , the pioneers of personalised, organic period care delivered through your letterbox, has found that while remote working has improved pressures around appearance and PMS for women within the workplace, issues of fair representation and equal pay remain prevalent.
When surveyed by Yoppie, nearly a quarter of the women stated that one of the biggest issues they...
