Parental Leave Utilization and Return Rates

Analyzing how often different genders take parental leave and their retention rates post-leave indicates whether policies are effectively supporting work-life balance and career continuity for all employees.

Analyzing how often different genders take parental leave and their retention rates post-leave indicates whether policies are effectively supporting work-life balance and career continuity for all employees.

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