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Serenity Rooms. I thought they were for relaxing when I joined the firm. Found out the real reason for them when I caught a dirty look from a new mom on my way out of one (I'm a male and was genuinely naive). Apologized sincerely when I figured it all out.
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The clients I’ve been at have had nursing rooms but they’re just a room with a lock, no sink, no fridge. One client went so far as to say that breastmilk is not to be stored in the break room fridge and that nursing moms are to provide their own cooler
What benefits for nursing moms
They are supposedly not just for nursing mothers. Not at Deloitte anyway.
The are for everyone's wellbeing... but yes, breastfeeding Moms should have priority.
With all the bitching about PA, we do have some great accommodations and perks.
Op you were really referring to nursing rooms as a great accommodation? Do most businesses not have something like this? A lot of my clients do
It's the law to provide nursing accommodations
It's the law for every employer to have nursing/pumping rooms with a lock, that aren't a bathroom, but I will agree that the pwc ones are quite accommodating. They're spacious, there's more than one, they provide a comfortable chair, there is a fridge for storing milk and a sink for washing pump parts, and even a microwave for sterilizing (or warming up food if you're pumping over lunch).
I hear you OP. It's even worse if you're in PCS, as clients with less than 50 people aren't even required to do that. I once pumped in a storage closet with a large file box in front of the door as a "lock" when I was at a small client.
One of my managers had to pump in the bathroom stall at our shitty manufacturing client site straight out of the 1980s... I felt bad she had to do that
There are Serenity Rooms AND Nursing Mother's rooms. No side eye necessary
Pwc 3, they are actually, unless they specifically apply for an exemption.