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Great Place To Work Sri Lanka unveils inaugural List of Best Workplaces for Parents 2025

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November 05, 2025

GREAT Place To Work has announced Sri Lanka’s first ever study for the Best Workplaces for Parents 2025, recognising organisations that are striving to create truly family-friendly and supportive work environments.

Parents in the workforce have thus far been an overlooked demographic who are underappreciated for the skills and potential they bring to the table. Moreover, working parents face growing pressures that directly affect retention, engagement, and productivity, due to limited support. Developing and sustaining family-friendly policies that nurture a positive workplace experience, therefore, not only demonstrates care, but also a strategic advantage in maximising the full human potential of all employees including parents, as well as attracting and retaining top talent.

This is why Great Place To Work Sri Lanka conducted a comprehensive study on the workplace experiences of employees with parental responsibilities, and in collaboration with Parenthood Global, recognised organisations who have fostered parent-friendly cultures.

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