Two-thirds of bosses don’t expect new mums to return to work

Two in three UK bosses do not expect female workers to return to work following maternity leave, according to research from Reabur.com.

Two in three UK bosses do not expect female workers to return to work following maternity leave, according to research from Reabur.com.

Almost half (47%) of those surveyed attributed this to ‘previous experience’.

Kirsty Burgess, co-managing director of Reabur.com, says: “It is interesting to see that even though an employee may say that she wants to return to work after having a baby, employers don’t necessarily believe her.

“This is a personal decision for an individual to make, and employers need to be really careful about making assumptions — if that message gets back to the employee they could find themselves defending a discrimination claim.”

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