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TAKING A STAND AGAINST THE GENDER GAP IN WORKPLACE FLEXIBILITY

THE GENDER GAP IN WORKPLACE FLEXIBILITY

Research commissioned by LinkedIn, involving over 2,000 workers and 503 hiring managers, reveals a stark reality: 52% of women have left or considered leaving a job due to inflexible working conditions. This statistic is a testament to the widespread impact of rigid work cultures on women’s careers.

Moreover, a survey conducted by sheds light on another dimension of the issue: the lack of support and understanding surrounding women’s health issues in the workplace. With 61% of female respondents perceiving a gap in support and 52% reporting increased stress levels at work due to

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