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Pregnancy

Tailored Workplace Support for Pregnant Workers

Pregnancy takes a toll on the body, and pregnant employees should feel empowered to request what they need to feel their best and work their best.

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66%

Of U.S. women who gave birth were in the workforce in 2021

Federal Register
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1 in 5

Expecting workers are afraid to tell an employer about a pregnancy

BPC
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1 in 4

Mothers considered leaving their jobs due to a lack of reasonable accommodations

BPC
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3.5M+

Over 3.5 million people give birth each year

CDC
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Promote and Empower Maternal Health and Well-Being

With Disclo, expecting parents will have full access to a comprehensive ADA and PWFA accommodations directory. Case managers can then enter into the interactive process—all within Disclo—to see if that will be a reasonable accommodation for your organization.

A selection interface titled "Select a condition" with three options: "I have a diagnosis from a doctor or nurse", "I do not have a diagnosis", and a selected option "I am pregnant".

Easy and Confidential Requests for Expecting Workers

Disclo equips your pregnant workers with a seamless, non-invasive process to request workplace accommodations. Stay informed, but only for the most pertinent information.

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The new standard for
workplace inclusivity

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