Infertility is a working age population issue, meaning that many individuals undergoing fertility treatment are also in paid work—having to navigate conflicts between two often “greedy institutions,”...

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New research has found those accessing infertility treatment can feel alienated and scrutinised in the workplace

Our paper is based on a study that explored the intricate connection between people's diverse fertility journeys, particularly those involving Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), and their workpla...

IntroductionThe workplace encompasses structural and personal tensions related to both reproduction and non-reproduction, as well as ambiguity and ambivalenc...

IntroductionThe workplace encompasses structural and personal tensions related to both reproduction and non-reproduction, as well as ambiguity and ambivalenc...

Krystal Wilkinson explains how her own experiences and research led to the development of a new free resource to help employers improve support in this area

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Declining birth rates have become a critical issue in the Asia-Pacific region and pose significant demographic and socioeconomic challenges, urging governments to think creatively about what couples a...

Survey by Chartered Management Institute finds only 19% of companies have a policy in place