World War II opened the door for women to enter the workforce. COVID-19 might spark a similar revolution for working carers.
Nicole Highet, the executive director of The Centre of Perinatal Excellence said there's still scepticism among some employers.
"I remember after having children and going back to work, thinking that standing around in the coffee room talking about what you did on a weekend was such a waste of time.
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