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The Benefits of Corporately Funded Childcare

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Soluk_CHRR_2015_Benefits_of_Corporately_Funded_Childcare.pdf (223.22 KB)
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Author
Soluk, Andrew
Abstract

[Excerpt] If there is a lack of qualified workers to fill openings, the problem lies in the pipeline. Although it is possible to retrain employees and potential candidates to have the necessary skills that a business requires, this can often be costly and cumbersome. To reliably find workers who are qualified for any job, companies will need to start earlier in the education system. And by early, I mean preschool. America is one of the few advanced industrialized countries in the world that does not have subsidized, government funded, or widely available child care for working parents. This creates a strain on families who often struggle to care for a child when both parents are working.

Date Issued
2015-11-02
Keywords
HR Review
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childcare
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corporate benefits
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recruitment strategies
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Required Publisher Statement: © Cornell HR Review. This article is reproduced here by special permission from the publisher.
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article

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