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Career Killer Child: Why is one valued less in the job as a mother?

Mothers are more resilient and work better under pressure. And yet they usually experience disadvantages in their jobs. Why, actually? The new part of the column "Rabenmutter".

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Career Killer Child: Why is one valued less in the job as a mother?

Many mothers take on leadership responsibilities while on parental leave, managing their households and caring for their children. Despite this experience, having children often does not boost a woman's career. In fact, the opposite can be true, with one woman's employer attempting to terminate her contract when she planned to return to work part-time after a year of parental leave. The employer claimed she would no longer be able to fulfill her duties working 80 percent of the time.

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