GettyA new report shows how much US workers value their reproductive care options, and how much employers stand to benefit, and save, by providing them. Prepared by the social investment firm Rhia Ventures with input from subject experts and employees nationwide, the report details how employers can better attract top talent, retain workers, and lower company costs simply by helping ensure employees have access to reproductive care and tools. See also: The Endless Cost Of Maligning Abortion“Not only are companies overlooking internal policies and benefits related to reproductive health, they are also operating in volatile political and legal environments,” the authors wrote. “These growing challenges to basic reproductive health care directly affect women, who represent nearly half of the U.S. labor force. Rhia Ventures“When we started, I was worried that the business case would be murky, but it’s not; it’s straightforward,” Hammann continued.

Source: Forbes January 21, 2020 18:09 UTC