Offer Flexible Work Arrangements

Recognizing the diverse needs of returnees—who may be balancing personal or family commitments—and interns—who may be students—flexible scheduling, remote work options, or part-time roles can reduce stress and foster inclusivity.

Recognizing the diverse needs of returnees—who may be balancing personal or family commitments—and interns—who may be students—flexible scheduling, remote work options, or part-time roles can reduce stress and foster inclusivity.

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