Employer Options for Child Care
Effective strategies for recruitment and retention.
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Overview
Description
Parents in the workforce are concerned about who will take care of their children. When your employees have trouble with child care, they are less effective in the workplace--and that affects your bottom line. This publication is designed to help employers choose a child care strategy that fits their business and responds to their employees' needs.
Who is this for?
Employers that have employees needing child care
What will you learn?
How to find the right child care options to benefit your employees and your company
Authors
James Van Horn, Ph.D.
James Beierlein, Ph.D.
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