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Proposing a context-sensitive model of family supportive supervision for breastfeeding at work from the global South
Managing breastfeeding and employment remains a major challenge for working mothers and for the advancement of gender equality across the world. Despite global public health organisations' attempts to encourage workplace support for breastfeeding, progress remains slow particularly in countries with...
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School of Management Studies
2024
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