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Family-Friendly Policies - UNICEF

Family-Friendly PoliciesA Policy BriefRedesigning the Workplace of the FutureFor societies and economies to thrive, countries and businesses need to support workers as families and parents, through Family-Friendly Policies , as they carry and raise children from pregnancy to school age. Family-Friendly Policies are defined as those Policies that help to balance and benefit both work and family life that typically provide three types of essential resources needed by parents and caregivers of young children: time, finances and services.

parental leave, breastfeeding breaks, quality childcare and child benefits, are not yet a reality for ... , United Nations agencies, governments, the private sector, and civil society are coming together in recognition of the shared value in taking leadership and committing to the realization of family-friendly policies at work. Each has an ...

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