Working Parents-to-be: Your guide to parental leave and return... what to expect

Description: FREE SHIPPING UK WIDE Working Parents-to-be by Catherine Oliver Finally, the answers to all your questions about managing your leave and your return to work when you become a parent – as well as the answers to the questions you didnt even know you had! FORMAT Paperback CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description This how-to guide is aimed at those becoming parents while theyre working. Those who are wondering how they will still do their job as well as being a parent. Who are worried about having a conversation about changing their working pattern and not sure how to approach it. Who dont know where to start with creating a return-to-work plan.Its designed to help them with all these questions and more, guiding them every step of the way - from before they head off on parental leave to while theyre away through to their return.Catherine Oliver has not only been there herself but has supported thousands of parents choosing to take on the dual roles of parent and employee.It will also be of interest to managers who so often find themselves worried about doing or saying the wrong thing - with notes especially for them at the end of every chapter. Author Biography Catherine Oliver is a Diversity and Inclusion Advisor who specializes in helping organizations from start-ups to FTSEs support working parents and their managers. She became a parent herself during her 20-year corporate career and founded Skys parenting network, alongside her day job in the Strategy team. Table of Contents Title PagePraise for Working Parents-to-beCopyright PageContentsPrefaceIntroductionPart 1: Before you go on leave Chapter 1: Being aware of the challenges ahead Where do we start?The top 10 most common concerns at this point Chapter 2: Developing your support network What type of help might you need?Who might be able to help you?How do you identify the key ones? Chapter 3: Building a plan, working out what to do when Making sure youre informedDoing some preparation – at workDoing some preparation – at home Part 2: While youre away on parental leave Chapter 4: Reviewing what has and hasnt changed Whats front of mind as you think about returning?The top 10 most common concerns at this pointYour motivations for returningYour career aspirations Chapter 5: Preparing for conversations with managers, colleagues and key stakeholders Step 1: ReconnectingStep 2: Agreeing a return dateStep 3: Agreeing any changes to your working arrangementStep 4: Creating a return plan Chapter 6: Planning for a smooth return to the organization Preparing for your return – at workPreparing for your return – at home Part 3: Returning to work Chapter 7: Recognizing the challenges of coming back Whats on your mind as you make the transition back?The top 10 most common concerns at this point Chapter 8: Working out how to overcome challenges and who can help Your first few weeks/months backYour new normal Chapter 9: Identifying new skills brought to the workplace Closing thoughtsNotesGlossary of key terminologyResources and further readingAcknowledgementsAbout the authorIndex Review All organisations should buy a copy for their new parent employees - and for their line managers. - Amazon 5*This is a fantastic read for working people that are about to become or who have become parents. Striking the right balance to get the most from your career whilst bringing up children is something that many of us can benefit from understanding more. This book gives the opportunity to capture those life lessons proactively and learn from the experience of others. Highly recommended - Amazon 5*I loved this book. It feels as though you are talking to a friend about what to expect and how to prepare for the future as a working parent. It covers your concerns, and even things you may not of thought about yet, and helps you plan how to manage them. It guides you through the potential challenges you may encounter in an easy digestible way. - Amazon 5*As a non parent, but a CEO of a technology company, I found this a huge help in how to manage staff and expectations, and how to help our team through some of the most life changing events of their lives. This book is not just a great book for the target audience, parents to be, but a great book for those who manage people - Amazon 5*The main thing that struck me was how much useful information it contains, but how simple and accessible it is to read - breaking things down to digestible chunks. When planning for the most important time of your life, this is an invaluable guide to navigating parenthood and work - Amazon 5* Details ISBN1788605993 Author Catherine Oliver Publisher Practical Inspiration Publishing Year 2024 ISBN-13 9781788605991 Format Paperback Publication Date 2024-06-04 Imprint Practical Inspiration Publishing Place of Publication Tadley Country of Publication United Kingdom Alternative 9781788605984 Illustrations 10 Diagrams; 16 Tables, black and white Audience General UK Release Date 2024-06-04 ISBN-10 1788605993 Subtitle Your guide to parental leave and return… what to expect and how to make it work for you Pages 246 DEWEY 331.25763 We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! 30 DAY RETURN POLICY No questions asked, 30 day returns! 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