Working Parents-to-be

Your guide to parental leave and return… what to expect and how to make it work for you

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Pub Date 4 Jun 2024 | Archive Date 25 Jun 2024

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'This is the book I really needed when I first became a working parent!' - Kathryn Bishop, CBE

Welcome to the world of working parenthood...

  • Wondering how you’ll still do your job as well as being a parent?
  • Want to have a conversation about changing your working pattern but not sure how to approach it?
  • Don’t really know where to start with creating a return-to-work plan?

This how-to guide is designed to help you every step of the way on your journey to becoming a working parent – from before you head off on parental leave to while you’re away and on your return. Catherine Oliver has not only been there and done that but has supported many thousands who have chosen to take on the dual roles of parent and employee.

It will also be invaluable if your partner is taking a longer period of parental leave, or if you’re a manager worried about doing or saying the wrong thing. In the past this support has only been available to employees of big corporates: now you’re holding it in your hands.

Catherine Oliver is a Diversity and Inclusion Advisor who specializes in helping organizations from start-ups to the largest listed companies support working parents and their managers. She became a parent herself during her 20-year corporate career and founded Sky’s parenting network.

'An excellent practical guide to working through the many challenges of becoming a working parent.' Colin Jones, ex-COO, Sky

'As a first-time expectant parent this book was a game-changer.' Emma McKinley, Mum-to-be & Finance Director, Haleon PLC

'This is the book I really needed when I first became a working parent!' - Kathryn Bishop, CBE

Welcome to the world of working parenthood...

  • Wondering how you’ll still do your job as well as being a...

Advance Praise

A great read with lots of practical advice and guidance for working parents, this book also offers a valuable insight for leaders who are supporting parents. - Barry White, Head of Organisational Development, National Gas

As a first-time expectant parent venturing into the confusing and complex world of parental leave and return to work, this book was a game-changer...This newfound perspective has instilled in me a sense of confidence as I embark on this new chapter, allowing me to entertain the notion that parenthood could potentially enhance my performance at work, rather than assuming it will solely have a negative impact on my professional life. - Emma McKinley, Finance Director at Haleon plc in the UK & First time mum-to-be

As a gay dad in the US, returning to work following the birth of my second child was a daunting task. *Working Parents-to-be*, with its comprehensive ideas and practical templates, greatly simplified the overwhelming process of transitioning back to the workplace.  - Alasdair Weddell, Senior Director at Peacock in the US & Dad on leave with second child

A great read with lots of practical advice and guidance for working parents, this book also offers a valuable insight for leaders who are supporting parents. - Barry White, Head of Organisational...


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ISBN 9781788605991
PRICE £16.99 (GBP)
PAGES 246

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