Juggling the demands of your job and your family life? You’re not alone. Working parents often bear a double mental load. How can we help these two spheres to coexist, and ease the mental load of everyday life?
70% of companies that have made parenting a focus of their HR strategy have seen increased productivity
While parenting is often viewed as a private matter for employees, the data suggests a clear link between support for parents and better business performance. Why? Let’s take a closer look.
7 out of 10 women struggle with an excessive mental load, both at home and at work
The first IFOP barometer on female employees’ mental loads was published at the end of 2024. It reveals that 71% of employed women carry a high personal mental load…
Endometriosis: a workplace issue, with Valérie Desplanches, President and Co-Founder of the Fondation pour la Recherche sur l’Endométriose
One in ten women in France is affected by endometriosis, yet the condition is still too often overlooked in the workplace….
Leading inclusive diverse meetings: advice from Patrick Scharnitzky, an expert on Diversity and Inclusion
Majority bias, stereotypes and hierarchical conformism are all obstacles to equal expression in a diverse environment. So how can we overcome them to ensure our meetings are truly inclusive?
What does diversity really mean?
Gender mix, equal opportunities, parity or equality ?
Gender performance: a solution to the glass ceiling?
While diversity in business is often presented as a lever for performance, inequalities do persist. According to a study by BCG, startups founded by women are 30% less likely to receive support from investors…
Why collective intelligence needs diversity
It is difficult to talk about intelligence without mentioning the collective. And for good reason, Professor Émile Servan-Schreiber stresses that intelligence is inherently collective: “We know now that no form of intelligence functions in isolation…
Blurring: can we really separate work and home?
We’ve been talking about work–life balance for years; and more recently, about the right to disconnect. But is it possible to draw a clear line between our professional and personal lives anymore? Isn’t the blurring of boundaries between work and home the very marker of modern lifestyles?
Let’s take a closer look at what could be not just a passing trend, but a genuine anthropological shift.