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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2021 · 1H 1M

Emma Walsh, Parents at Work

from Employees Matter · host Natasha Hawker

Emma Walsh is the Founder and CEO of Parents At Work, a social enterprise supporting both parents and organisations to better manage the challenges that employees face when juggling work and family life. Emma is a passionate campaigner for improving parental leave and flexible work rights for working parents. She also makes significant contributions to the development of aspiring female leaders through leadership programmes. . Natasha and Emma talked about: * We hear how Emma ended up where she is today and started her own business * Grappling with the challenge of balancing family and work * Maintaining, building and leveraging a business but not at the expense of family * Tips for managing a busy household and an equally busy business * Parents at Work - how does it work * Impacts of Covid to Emma's business * Parental Leave in Australia and Parental Leave equality * Supporting parents in the workplace and supporting a flexible workplace * What are businesses doing to support family friendly workplaces at the moment * Boundaries for working from home - how do you switch off? And much more .... Getting in touch with Emma: [email protected] www.parentsatwork.com.au And thanks to our sponsor, RingCentral www.ringcentral.com.au

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