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Employer-Sponsored Egg Freezing: Carrot or Stick?

Molly JohnstonGiuliana FuscaldoNadine Maree RichingsStella May GwiniSally Catt
Published in: AJOB empirical bioethics (2021)
Our analysis revealed that while some women identified risks with ESEF, for many women ESEF is not viewed as theoretically wrong, but rather it may be acceptable under certain conditions; such as with protections around reproductive freedoms and assurances that ESEF is offered alongside other benefits that promote career building and family. We suggest that there may be a role for the State in ensuring that these conditions are met.
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