Emma Codd from Deloitte discusses challenges for women in the workplace, including poor work-life balance and unequal household responsibilities. They cover stress, burnout, and the importance of inclusive leadership in driving policy changes.
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Inadequate pay and benefits, lack of flexibility, and poor work-life balance are leading factors causing women to switch jobs, underlining the need for better work conditions.
Deloitte's Women at Work report reveals challenges like increased stress, menopause issues, and unequal household responsibilities, stressing the necessity of inclusive policies and leadership.
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Impact of Poor Work-Life Balance on Women in the Workplace
The podcast discusses how poor work-life balance, lack of flexibility, and inadequate pay and benefits are causing many women to change employers, with most planning to stay at their current employer for only about two and a half years. These factors are identified as key drivers leading women to leave their jobs, highlighting the significance of ensuring better work conditions and support to retain talent.
Challenges Faced by Women in the Workplace and the Need for Inclusive Leadership
The episode explores the findings of Deloitte's annual Women at Work report, indicating concerning trends such as increased stress, health issues like menopause, and unequal distribution of household responsibilities. It emphasizes the importance of implementing inclusive policies, including parental leave and equal wages, supported by inclusive leadership to address these challenges effectively and create a more balanced and supportive work environment for women.
Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF. Emma Codd, Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer at Deloitte, shares the results of the firm's 2024 Women at Work report. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan.