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Radhika Apte questions if marriage really holds back women's careers

Radhika Apte emphasized that the work culture often dictates expectations of constant availability from employees. She argued that both married and single individuals require personal time away from work life. The notion that only married women or mothers need flexibility overlooks the needs of all employees. Apte called for a broader perspective on work-life balance beyond just motherhood.

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    Radhika Apte questions if marriage really holds back women's careers (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Radhika Apte emphasized that the work culture often dictates expectations of constant availability from employees. She argued that both married and single individuals require personal time away from work life. The notion that only married women or mothers…

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