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Family matters: Helping working parents thrive

Working parents are still struggling. Here's how you can help them.

3 minutes

February 20, 2023 Adecco

A parent works at a laptop sitting on the edge of their couch. They're holding an infant in one arm, and another child sits on the couch behind them.

Even as the pandemic winds down, its impact continues to reach far and wide. Working parents, who make up 40% of the workforce, are one of the many demographics that are still grappling with the new world of work.

The burden of child care has become increasingly challenging for working parents, as daycare facilities are often costly or don’t offer enough flexibility. Research shows that 34% of mothers and 20% of fathers say childcare concerns are a top motive for leaving the workforce. The recent resurgence of RSV and ongoing COVID-19 outbreaks have also made school and daycare closures a regular obstacle for parents, leaving them struggling to balance work and family responsibilities.

Download our white paper through the chatbox to the right, and learn:

  • How to attract working parents
  • What holds mothers back in the workforce
  • How to create career growth opportunities
  • What benefits parents want in a job

Adecco is dedicated to bridging the gap in the labor market by connecting people to purposeful jobs and providing companies with the talent they need to succeed. We believe that working parents are a critical asset to any company and should be given the resources and support to succeed long term. Our mission is to make it easier for employers and employees to reach their full potential.

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