An upcoming ‘child care cliff’ may wreak havoc on companies, workers


If Milena Berry hadn’t been able to work from home, she would have had to make a difficult choice: Go to an office every day and never see her kids, or drop out of the workforce and give up on a career she had worked hard to build.

Instead, she founded diversity recruiting and retention firm PowerToFly and ensured the company would be fully remote, with unlimited paid time off and a lot of schedule flexibility for working parents.

“Parents, and especially mothers, have so much to offer to…

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