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Enhanced employee health, well-being, and engagement through dependent care supports
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2010
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

An examination of the relationship between employees' access to program supports for dependent care and employees' health outcomes, and an inquiry into the influence of employers' support of employees' dependent care on employers' long-term organizational success

Fact Sheets & Briefs


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored back-up care
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2008
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

An examination of the influence of employer-sponsored emergency child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees

Reports & Papers


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored back-up care
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2009
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

Highlights from an examination of the effect of employer-sponsored emergency child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees, including information on employees' concerns regarding emergency care for elderly dependents, based on an analysis of data on over 100,000 employees in 10 years

Fact Sheets & Briefs


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored back-up care [Executive summary]
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2008
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

A summary of an examination of the influence of employer-sponsored emergency child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees

Executive Summary


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored child care
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2008
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

Highlights from an examination of the effect of employer-sponsored child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees, based on an analysis of data on over 100,000 employees in 10 years

Fact Sheets & Briefs


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored child care
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2008
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

An examination of the effect of employer-sponsored child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees, based on data from 3,234 employees using full-service child care centers and 839 employees using employer-sponsored emergency child care

Reports & Papers


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored child care
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2008
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

Highlights from an examination of the effect of employer-sponsored child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees, based on an analysis of data on over 100,000 employees in 10 years

Fact Sheets & Briefs


The lasting impact of employer-sponsored child care [Executive summary]
Bright Horizons Family Solutions. Consulting Practice, 2008
Watertown, MA: Bright Horizons Family Solutions.

A summary of an examination of the effect of employer-sponsored child care arrangements on the recruitment, retention, productivity and attendance of employees, based on data from 3,234 employees using full-service child care centers and 839 employees using employer-sponsored emergency child care

Executive Summary


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