UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS LL W/CONNECT
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Author: Nickels
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Chapter 12, Problem 3DCS
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To discuss: The emergence of child care, parental leave and elder care benefits for the employees in a company and if the companies shall provide such benefits. Also examine if government of the country should share some responsibility in this.
Introduction: The Child care facility given to the employees in a company includes a daycare system for the children of the age six weeks to thirteen years that include special care given by the nannies and other day care babysitters.
Other parental or elderly care benefits to be given are also for the benefits for the family of the employees.
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UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS LL W/CONNECT
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