childcare

(noun)

The act or practice of taking care of children.

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  • Family and Medical Leave Act
  • benefit
  • Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978

Examples of childcare in the following topics:

  • Childcare

    • Providing benefits such as childcare, maternity/paternity leave, flexible working, and emergency leave is critical for helping employees keep a healthy work/life balance.
    • Most commonly, businesses will create agreements with childcare providers in the local area, covering or sharing the costs of childcare while the parents are at work.
    • Through providing childcare benefits, employers can potentially realize the following benefits:
    • New parents need more than childcare to fully balance work and life demands.
  • Ethical Issues at an Organizational Level

    • Other perks may include, "on-site" childcare, flextime for work hours, employee education reimbursement, and even telecommuting for various days during a week.
  • Aligning employee career development with organizational growth

    • Google provides innumerable perks at the office like free meals, free professional advice on health and finance, childcare, shuttle services, gym etc.
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