Privacy Concerns and Employee Trust

Asking about family plans can be perceived as invasive, causing discomfort and reducing trust between employees and management. Respecting privacy supports a more inclusive workplace where individuals feel safe sharing information on their own terms.

Asking about family plans can be perceived as invasive, causing discomfort and reducing trust between employees and management. Respecting privacy supports a more inclusive workplace where individuals feel safe sharing information on their own terms.

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