Supporting working parents isn’t just a perk—it’s a business imperative! Download our Business Case for Working Parents and make your case in the language your finance team understands: money.

At Careers After Babies, the business case for supporting working parents is crystal clear—without the right support, they silently leave the workforce. But how do you build a compelling case for change?

Download our business case now and get the data, insights, and financial impact your leadership team needs to take action.

WHY DOES IT MATTER?

YOUR BUSINESS CASE FOR SUPPORTING WORKING PARENTS

Building a compelling business case for supporting working parents starts with real data. We’ve created an easy-to-use template to help you quantify the impact on your organisation—and make a case your leadership team can’t ignore.

Key metrics to include in your business case:

✅ Number of mums who left within three years of returning from maternity leave
✅ Number of dads who left after shared parental or paternity leave
✅ Number of women (aged 28–45) who left before having children
✅ Number of co-parents (dads, partners, etc.) who moved to an employer with better parental support
✅ The cost of hiring and retraining new employees
✅ Lost productive hours from employee turnover
✅ Future projections—what’s at stake if nothing changes

But here’s the challenge: most organisations don’t track this data. After speaking with hundreds of businesses, we’ve found that few know the true cost of losing working parents.

That’s why we’ve built the first-ever tool to help organisations create their business case for supporting working parents—with clear, actionable insights.

The Careers After Babies accreditation goes beyond the surface, providing a deep dive into your organisation’s culture.

Unlike other accreditations, we speak directly to those who’ve experienced family leave—your working parents—alongside line managers and key stakeholders.

This 360° insight reveals what’s really happening and how much your business could save by getting it right.

Ready for real change? Let’s talk.