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Finally left TCS last week and feel the most happiest person ever.TCS was my 4th organisation and I had joined TCS to settle for long term but after 1 year I realised this is the worst organisation one can be with.No first year hike for laterals, no support provided to hard working dedicated employees, only support and leaves are gifted to employees who do nothing and know nothing except dodging work and getting escalations from clients.Forced wfo, forced completion of useless trainings etc.
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I would highly suggest making when they can use the leave flexible (within a year of the birth). New parents end up missing a more than average amount of days anyway. Let them feel less guilty about it and decide when to use the leave, if they want to break it up into a couple of chunks over that first year, etc.
I actually built a paid leave program at my last company prior to joining consulting. Happy to chat about how we made our decision the process etc.
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One piece of advice I'd offer is to make sure that men and women (by sex, not gender identity) are offered equivalent amounts of leave *when the leave is not based on the medical impacts of giving birth.* I was just reading about JPMC getting sued for millions in a class action suit because their Maternal and Parental leave were of differing durations, and the leave was not based on the medical impact of giving birth. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/jpmorgan-dads-win-5-million-settlement-for-parental-leave-bias
That's a very good point, it's something we've been taking into consideration too. We've been trying to be as inclusive as possible moving forward because our policies just weren't fitting with the current workforce we have
We can use our for a year, benefits are still funded, vacation still accrues while out and vesting still occurs. Those are the biggies. And offering similar benefits to non birth parents!
Fantastic!
We have PPL for birth parents and non birth parent for 13 weeks. They can use their own pto balance left to be paid at 100%. Only caveat - they need to be with us for 1 year before going out which I wish would change just to be able to make them feel secure.