Many employers are now offering employees the option to take advantage of a specific amount of childcare hours per day in their workplace. Workers who do not have any children and cannot find or afford childcare in the area can use these benefits in order to help make ends meet. This article highlights how parents who are working long hours at workplaces that don’t offer backup child care can…
Back up childcare is a moral support to your employees. What if your company hired you and they asked you to take care of their four-year-old daughter while they were out on business? Would you agree to be her caregiver while they have gone, knowing they will pay you for that time? If not, should you be fired, or at least asked to leave the company? That’s a tough…
A big decision your company has to make is whether or not to offer backup childcare for its employees’ children. It’s difficult to come up with a plan that will work for all employees, so there is a guide to help you choose the right backup childcare package for your company. Additionally, there is a list of resources who can help you lock down all of the specifics on…
