Fast Company's M-Suite community urges executives to take full maternity leave
Rati Sahi Levesque, in comments shared through Fast Company's M-Suite community for women leaders, argues that corporate America should let employees set their own work schedules rather than enforce rigid hours, provided the work gets done. The community, aimed at women balancing leadership and motherhood, is inviting new members to apply.
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The advice reflects a broader push among some executives to normalize flexible, outcome-based work arrangements rather than presence-based schedules, which could particularly affect policies around parental leave and return-to-work expectations. Framing this through a dedicated community for women leaders suggests organizers see a gap in support networks for executives managing caregiving alongside career demands.
- Rati Sahi Levesque advocates for self-set schedules over rigid corporate hours
- The advice comes via Fast Company's M-Suite, a private community for women leaders
- The community is currently accepting new membership applications
Source: fastcompany.com, 2026-10-12
Published there as: “Take your full maternity leave”
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