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Section : Using best practice to support parental leave
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the "Using best practice to support parental leave" section in the Parental Leave Best Practice Guide, which outlines how employers can enhance their workplace policies and practices regarding parental leave beyond legal requirements, emphasizing the importance of tailored approaches to meet diverse business needs and employee expectations.
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All employers must comply with their legal obligations, but there are many things you can do to make your business 'best practice' - that is, a great place to work. Best practice doesn't look the same for all employers. The way to achieve best practice will vary between industries, business environments and the number of employees. Below are initiatives and suggestions that can help you move your business towards best practice.
- What are the legal obligations that employers must comply with?
- How does the concept of 'best practice' differ among various employers?
- What factors can influence the way best practice is achieved in a business?
- Can you list some initiatives that might help a business move towards best practice?
- Why is it important for a business to strive for best practice?
- In what ways might the number of employees affect the implementation of best practices?
- What might be some industry-specific examples of best practices?
- How can understanding best practices benefit employees in a workplace?
- What challenges might employers face when trying to implement best practices?
- How can businesses assess whether they are following best practices?