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Why Summer Doesn’t Mean Time Off for Parents in the Workplace
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Parents Want More Than ABCs from Early Education
Trend Analysis: Summer Support for Working Parents
Tips for Working Parents Managing Kids During the Summer
Summer Support for Working Parents: A Strategic Priority for Employers
How Work is Different This Summer
5 Survival Tips For Working Moms With Kids Home This Summer
Summer Is Coming: What To Do If The Slowdown Isn’t Showing Up At Work
New Research Reveals Summer is a Break for Everyone but Parents
55% of Parents Say They Use Screen Time as a Bargaining Chip With Kids—Is This Effective?
68% of Parents With Children Under 6 Say Their Kids Need a ‘Detox’ From Technology. Here’s Why That’s Scary, Say Experts
U.S. Parents Sound Alarm Over Kids’ Screen Time, Citing Mental Health Concerns
A Majority of Parents Admit Even Youngest Kids Need a “Digital Detox”
Supporting Working Parents Is Good for Business
Parents Are Not Alright – and Haven’t Been for Awhile
Parents Demand More Benefits From Job for Work-Life Balance
‘There’s a Strong ROI’: Building a Business Culture Around Working Parents
Today’s Working Parents Need Better Support From Their Employers
What Working Parents Want From Employers: Bright Horizons CEO
The Loneliness of the American Worker
Benefits That Support Work-Life Balance Are Increasingly Non-Negotiable for Working Parents
What Could Make a Difference for Mothers as Employment Booms
Working Parents Seek Further Support Amid More Open Workplaces
Parents Poised to Quit Jobs if Boss Doesn’t Step Up
There’s Been a ‘Fundamental Shift’ in What Working Parents Expect from Employers—These Are the Benefits They Really Want
Pandemic-Era Child Care Funding Has Run Out. It’s Likely to Have a Big Impact on the Workplace
Working Dads Fear Negative Career Impacts
The Modern Working Dad: Why Employers Must Be More Inclusive
Almost Half of Working Dads Say Using Parental Benefits Hurts Performance Reviews
Increased Flexibility Is Not the Panacea for Working Parents
Parents Say Flexible Work Leads to Productivity, Fulfillment and Relief—but 1 in 3 Worry About It Resulting in a Career Hit
To Attract Parents Back to the Workforce, Companies Are Paying Cash