If Your Parental Leave Policy Was Designed Before 2020, It’s Probably Broken
A parental leave policy written before 2020 reflects a different work era. Many teams now work remotely. Care roles look different. Family structures feel broader. Expectations changed fast.
Employees notice when a parental leave policy feels outdated. They feel it during pregnancy planning, adoption paperwork, or caregiver transitions. A policy that once felt generous can now feel narrow.
A modern parental leave policy supports real family life. It removes friction. It respects many paths […]
