Work from home policies could boost the U.S. birth rate

Well, you gotta admit a "sex break" is a lot more enticing than a "coffee break."

"More Americans had babies in 2022, and remote work could be a key factor. U.S. employers should take note."

"A nation’s future economic prosperity rests in large part on the size of the next generation, yet not as many American women are having children,
and those who do are having fewer. The replacement rate, or the number
of children needed to keep a country’s population stable, is 2.1 births
per woman; in the U.S. that figure is now 1.6.  "

Interesting stuff.

Regards,

Russ