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By Maike Dietz (More) • Last updated on October 14.02.2024, XNUMX • First published on 24.02.2021/XNUMX/XNUMX • So far 4579 readers, 2573 social media shares Likes & Reviews (5 / 5) • Read & write comments
A parent survey by the Federal Ministry of Family Affairs surprised and horrified me: four out of ten employed people Women regret taking parental leave. Because the baby break hurts him Career, say the respondents. And now?
The Ask, who ask themselves: male top decision-makers scare away their female colleagues when they return to the Workplace? Or do women not have the necessary bite to reintegrate smoothly into working life?
Few women worry in advance about how the re-entry could succeed - a mistake. Because so passes important time, in the Companys and expectant Mothers together at one Solution could work for re-entry.
It makes sense to determine the duration of parental leave and how in advance Contact can be held.
If an important executive is lacking, the company needs to find an adequate replacement in the short term, which can assume the position interimistically - and resign as soon as the employee returns from parental leave.
An Problem, which primarily affects managerial positions. Because most Executives from outside are not willing to take on a temporary position with regard to their own career. Success a look inside, on the other hand, promises:
For many women, the maternity leave becomes a career killer - especially for executives who are difficult to replace. It does not have to be this: how do you ensure your job despite your absence?
Only the few women, like Federal Minister of the Family Kristina Schröder, return to their jobs ten weeks after birth; more than half remain two years or longer in parental leave.
It is therefore essential for women to maintain intensive contact with colleagues and supervisors - whether by telephone, per eMail or personally is rather secondary, important is the regularity of contacts!
In practice, for example, a patent system has proven successful, in which expectant mothers maintain contact with the company via a colleague and vice versa.
Also a good tip: use the time out for further training or learn an additional language; Here, too, the employer could provide assistance and, for example, offer programs or financial support.
If the return is imminent, is an open Conversation including a detailed "training plan" advisable:
It is also important to address unpleasant topics at an early stage: If the previous job was assigned elsewhere, for example, concepts such as a “dual leadership” (eg with two part-time managers) could also be discussed.
Above all, companies should rethink this, and individuals Alternatives consider if they want to retain their female executives in the long term.
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Maike Dietz is a career coach and HR consultant and worked for Daimler for more than 7 years. After studying business administration, she worked for Daimler-Benz AG in Stuttgart for seven years, and in 1995 she switched to a large international HR consultancy. Maike Dietz has been a freelance personnel consultant for 17 years. As a management coach, she looks after companies and private clients and also works as a career coach. All texts by Maike Dietz.
Why should managers not be ready to step in as an interim? Isn't it more the case that fixed-term contracts at all levels are a big issue in the age of labor market flexibility and that interim managers are no longer that unusual? I think I read this in the PR Report at least last year ...
I think the interim activity still has the reputation of being a second-choice job. That frightens many. The fact that temporary activities are increasingly normal, changes only slowly: this will take a while to reach the point. Just like with the journalism students, who would like to work for print, but even read only online: the image is important.
4 out of 10 women, an… interesting number. I am curious to see when such numbers will also be available for fathers.
Hi Silke,
I think the other way around is a shoe: just because the number for fathers would tend against 100%, such numbers are not collected at all. Unfortunately.
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