In Mexico, the employer’s attitude draws attention to the importance of a more empathic attitude towards mothers in the workplace.
In a reality where many women are penalized in the labor market for becoming mothers, a simple gesture of empathy can take on great dimensions. This is what happened with a post shared by the Mexican Luis Ricardo Ruiz on his Facebook. In the publication, he reports that his employee Rosita would resign because she had no one to leave her daughter Vianey with. To prevent this from happening, he even suggested taking the child to work when needed.
“She puts her right next to me. I also gave her the affectionate nickname of Zarita. She will surely accompany us for many days here,” wrote Luis in the text accompanying the two photos he shared, showing the little one in his shop screen printing. and embroidery located in Guasave, Mexico.
Empathy in the workplace
According to the boss, the backlash from the post was a big surprise. He has collected thousands of shares and many comments praising the attitude and remembering it willingness to help should be the rule, not the exception. Impressed by the attention he received, Luis went back online to comment on the case.
“I’m extremely happy because Rosita’s post went viral. We never did it with that intention. But I hope it helps other people get it. reasons to do the same and support our employees a little more“he wrote, encouraging other employers to be more understanding and cooperative with those who have to take care of young children.
“We all work so that our children do not lack anything and, in the end, we are the ones who are missing, because we live off work without being able to enjoy it,” he added.
Check out the full post and then its free translation.
Vianey is the daughter of Rosita. For the past few days she has been visiting us every day … Well, it’s hard for Rosita to find someone to take care of the girl. She wanted to quit for that, but I said she didn’t have to, that she could take her anytime she wanted to the Big Print. And here she puts her right next to me … You know it doesn’t take months or years to get attached to children. I have also given her an affectionate nickname, Zarita, which will surely accompany us for many days here. One or the other colleague of her always holds her in his arms and she always smiles and does not cry. She only cries if she is bored … Welcome, Zarita, to the Big Print team. Make our days much happier.
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