Worried about quiet quitting?
Maven Career coach Sara Daly-Padron shares how to better support working parents
As quiet quitting grabs the headlines, HR teams are racking their brains on how to address morale, burnout, and mental health in the new normal. But for working parents in particular, the factors that lead to quiet quitting can be incredibly complicated.
To find out how benefits, culture, and policies can adapt to meet the changing needs of working parents, Maven sat down with career coach and Columbia University faculty Sara Daly-Padron for a conversation about the needs of working parents today and how HR teams can address them before the quiet quitting bug hits.
Key takeaways include:
- • How the needs and demands of working parents have changed
- • What role inclusive family benefits can play in preventing burnout
- • Why flexible and comprehensive family benefits are key
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