8 Proven Solutions for Employees to Address Parental Burnout

Publisher: Peace at Home Parenting Solutions

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8 Proven Solutions for Employees to Address Parental Burnout

Over half of working parents interrupt their work day to address concerns about their children’s mental day. These same parents miss a day of work each month to do the same. Burnout and mental health concerns make it harder to keep employees motivated and manage retention. Family friendly companies are seeking proven solutions to support the 66% of working parents who are experiencing parental burnout. Learn more and share these 8 tips with your team.

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