
Your current leave benefits aren’t driving the impact you deserve.
Parental leave affects your entire organization—not just working parents.
For too long, we’ve witnessed how a poor parental leave experience can harm your company, from team-wide burnout to parents quitting soon after they return from leave.
Turns out, these points of friction bring big problems to leaders looking to retain their best people, attract new hires, and cultivate a culture of compassion.
But it doesn’t have to be this way. Instead of plugging the hole with templates, coaches, and guides to fill the gaps, your team could embrace a first-of-its-kind approach to solve the problem once and for all.
With Leona.
The parental leave system is broken.
Here’s what we’re doing to fix it.
Leona helps you support your people in a meaningful way that impacts beyond a baby’s due date. As a service-based employee benefit, we integrate as a member of your team to establish and execute custom plans guided by our three-phase approach.
We fully embed with your team and lead comprehensive planning.
Preparing for leave in Phase 1, we craft custom plans for the expecting parent and surrounding team, while also training to backfill the role during the leave period.
We backfill the role and get to work.
By providing coverage in Phase 2, we ensure that ongoing work progresses smoothly, delivering confidence and assurance to both the new parent and their team.
We reintegrate the parent and guide transitional team support.
In Phase 3, all team members access the workplace support and flexibility that they deserve as the new parent transitions back to work.
The leave period concludes with an empowered new parent, a confident team, and the ongoing commitment that Leona will be there for your future parental leave needs.
Improving your parental leave benefits
is how your organization wins.
of employees are currently expecting a child or possibly growing their family in 1-2 years
of parental leaves result in team burnout
of new parents leave their job within 18 months of returning to work
of employees said lack of a competitive paid leave would be a deal-breaker for a new job
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