Father's 'Parental Leave Training' Transforms Families: Increased Paternal Involvement Enables Mothers to Work Longer
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49/100
N1 Content Completeness
5
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A large-scale randomized controlled trial (RCT) conducted by EVIDENCE STUDIO and the University of Tokyo revealed that a two-hour workplace training for fathers significantly increased their childcare participation and even extended the working hours of mothers who did not attend the training. The effects were particularly pronounced in households with children under five.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Who is the training for?
- A: It targets male employees with children and their managers.
- Q: How soon do effects appear?
- A: Behavioral changes appear immediately after training and last for months.
- Q: Can SMEs implement this?
- A: Yes, through online delivery and modular design.
- Q: What is the cost?
- A: Flexible pricing based on company size under a nonprofit model.
- Q: Will it work in other countries?
- A: Cultural differences exist, but workplace norms have universal impact.