Babymigo Announces Nigeria’s 30 Best Workplaces For Mums

Babymigo has announced the 30 best organisations for mums to work in Nigeria in a first-of-its-kind campaign.

The 2022 list features organisations with favourable and family-friendly work policies, systems and internal practices ranging from pay and benefits to company culture.

The list was curated by an experienced team of industry experts after a rigorous process and careful scrutinization of nominated organisations by the public.

Selected organisations were required to fulfil a minimum of five of the following criteria: a minimum of 12 weeks paid maternity leave, a minimum of two weeks paid paternity leave, a working HMO, office breastfeeding stations or pumping sites, on-site daycare or partnerships with surrounding daycares, flexible/hybrid work system, postpartum phase back program, an active HR department to listen to feedback, career advancement opportunities.

Commenting on the development, chief executive office/co-founder of Babymigo, Kemi Olawoye said, as a startup focused on developing innovative solutions to equip and empower parents, the firm is  excited to have embarked on this campaign to spotlight, identify and recognise organisations that make it easier for mums to thrive in the workplace.

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She affirmed that the goal is to applaud efforts and encourage institutions to support women in achieving a healthy family-work balance, thereby raising wholesome children and the next generation of changemakers.

“The process of selection was a thorough, extensive and rigorous one with our team of experts. Nomination was first open to the public, followed by a comprehensive internal selection process, she remarked.

Notable organisations on the list include: Sterling Bank, Reckitt, 54Gene, MTN, Flour Mills of Nigeria, Interswitch, Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Television Continental and Total Nigeria.

The selected organisations have favourable policies for working parents and have stood out in empowering women to have a healthy family-work life.