'Voting with their feet': Working fathers who can are demanding freedom to be with kids
Working fathers at talent-hungry employers are “voting with their feet” if they do not feel they have social permission to be there for their children.
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Working fathers at talent-hungry employers are “voting with their feet” if they do not feel they have social permission to be there for their children.
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Advertisement Like comrades from some underground resistance, working-mother veterans who toiled in mainstream businesses may carry certain battle scars. The shame-stamp of the slide-by retrieval of a handbag stashed somewhere near the exits, to be grabbed discreetly during the dash to after-care before closing, or sport practice before sunset. Breaking down the childcare mountain from birth to VCE is firmly no longer secret womenâs business. Credit:Getty The vision of that trusty âcardigan-of-guiltâ, left hanging on the office chair to create the vague impression that you migh...