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The Maternal Transition Performance Brief

80+ Women Surveyed | Research Backed | 24 Page Brief

What organizations are missing — and what women are living. A research-backed look at why maternal transition is a performance infrastructure problem.

57%

of returning mothers leave within 2 years

26-29%

leave the labor force in birth year

50-200%

of salary to replace one employee

The Performance Transition Audit

The Performance Transition Audit helps organizations identify where workforce transitions create performance instability and retention risk.

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Through leadership insights, employee data, and transition mapping, we deliver a strategic roadmap to stabilize performance.

What's Inside

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  • The reality of transition strain

  • Where retention risk emerges

  • Policy vs. practice breakdown

  • Hidden impact on the leadership pipeline

  • The Six Dimensions of maternal transition

  • What actually moves the needle

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FOR MOTHERS

Permission to name what you're experiencing as a structural problem, not a personal failure. A framework for understanding where you actually are, and what comes next.

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FOR EXECUTIVES

A clear view of where transition-related strain is creating retention risk, performance instability, and leadership pipeline disruption — and what to do about it.

Who It's For

About the Research

Between January and April 2026, Correlation surveyed 80+ women across multiple industries, career stages, and phases of maternal transition. The brief combines that original research with peer-reviewed academic literature and published workforce data from McKinsey/LeanIn, the U.S. Department of Labor, the CDC, Gallup, and SHRM.

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Sources: McKinsey + LeanIn · U.S. Department of Labor · CDC · Gallup · SHRM · Journal of Marriage and Family

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