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Return To Work Toolkit for Parents - $39.95 |
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This interactive do it yourself Toolkit is the essential guide to going back to work. It includes over 80 pages of tips, resources and guidance to make your return to work easier. |
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Reviewing your job / career options |
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Flexible work arrangements |
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Negotiating with employers |
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Find a new job |
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Resume assistance |
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Settling back into workplace |
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Working Parents Toolkit |
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by Karen Miles, Emma Walsh, Kate Sykes, Rebecca Harper
The Working Parent’s Toolkit provides companies with all the information and resources they need to successfully manage their working parents. |
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employees on parental leave |
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working parents |
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The Toolkit makes the transition to parenthood and return-to-work that much easier with valuable insight, legal requirements and advice from experts in the fields of career management, human resources and childcare, as well as real-world working parents.
Specifically, you can access information, planning tools and checklists on:
1. Managing Pregnancy at Work
2. Preparing for Parental Leave
3. Preparing for Baby
4. Your Time on Leave
5. Preparing to Return to Work
6. Flexible Work Arrangements
7. Managing your Career as a Working Parent
8. Childcare
9. Resources
10. FAQs
The Working Parents Toolkit is available for company bulk purchases and individual sales.
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Flexible Work Proposal Toolkit for Employers |
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You can brand this Toolkit as your own and your existing flexibility content can be integrated to suit your organisation's needs.
Some of our clients include One Steel, Goldman Sachs JB Were, AstraZeneca, Mallesons Stephen Jaques, State Trustees, NSW Roads and Transport Authority (RTA), Hunter Douglas, Clayton Utz and Australian Sports Commission.
Contact us to receive a tailored quote for your business. |
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Parental Leave Program Toolkit |
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A step by step guide to creating a ‘stay in touch' program to engage and retain parents on leave.
Research and surveys have consistently identified that employers do not typically have a communication program in place for parental leavers, and this has the potential to negatively impact the retention rate of employees returning from parental leave.
This HR Toolkit is considered a must for organisations who want to engage and retain talented employees on parental leave. Use this step by step guide to build your own Parental Leave Program that is unique to your organisation.
Contact us to receive a tailored quote for your business.
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The Real Baby Book you need at 3am - by Karen Miles |
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This book is for mums in the first year of motherhood. When it’s late at night and you’re caring for your baby, someone needs to care for you. The perfect bedside book, keep your copy next to the night light for support and inspiration when you need it most.
Being a mother can be tough, and we mostly do it alone. This book helps you with every mother’s concerns about:
- self doubt
- overwhelm
- guilty feelings
- and your transition into motherhood
The perfect gift for you - and every mother.
The perfect corporate gift for maternity leave employees.
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Hanging by a Thread - 12 strategies for staying sane in the first year of motherhood
- by Dr Mataji Kennedy - $19.95 |
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This little book is for new mums who are transitioning from work into motherhood, and who are finding the transition difficult or who are suffering from postnatal depression. It has 12 simple tips for taking care of yourself.
Motherhood is not an innate ability, but rather is a set of learnt skills, and there is no right or wrong way to do it.
Hanging by a Thread is written by Dr Mataji Kennedy, a clinical psychologist who specialises in helping new mums adjust to motherhood and who has also experienced postnatal depression first hand. It is written in bite size chapters so you can read it when you have a spare moment and it contains simple, common sense strategies and stories of other mums who have been through it.
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