When it was time for Victoria resident Zahida Machan to return to work after her parental leave ended two years ago, she had to make some tough choices.
“As a parent, you’re weighing both your desire to succeed in your career and … being there for your child,” she said.
Machan, 40, who had previously worked in managerial-level positions in the international education sector, chose to take a more junior role that would give her the flexibility to work from home so she could spend time with her…
Working from home post-pandemic could offer mixed results for women, researchers say – CBC.ca
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