« By allowing workers more control over the “work” part of their lives, direct supervisors can help them achieve the balance they need to meet both work and family commitments. In the short-term, this maintains and even enhances their job performance. In the long-term, it attracts and retains top talent — the kinds of professionals who do their best work when they know they are trusted, and valued as people with full lives (…) »

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