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> With a good parental leave system, any business no matter how small must be ready for any employee to disappear for 3-12 months. It’s just the reality of runn
by pedrosorio 5y ago
> With a good parental leave system, any business no matter how small must be ready for any employee to disappear for 3-12 months. It’s just the reality of running a business. But again (and this is what’s important) if it’s universally used then the same applies to the restaurant across the street too! It’s not a competitive disadvantage.
Except it is because your business is the one that hired the young woman and the other business did not, so now you have 4 people working for a year and the other business has 5 at the same cost.
For small businesses, if this is not tax funded, this is a huge liability and an incentive to discriminate when hiring.
- alkonaut 5y ago> because your business is the one that hired the young woman and the other business did not, so now you have 4 people working for a year and the other business has 5 at the same cost. For small businesses, if this is not tax funded, this is a huge liability and an incentive to discriminate when hiring. Oh absolutely. It has to be tax funded. The damage to the employer has to be limited to finding a temp/replacement - no more.