In the business of child care: employer initiatives and working women
Choice Reviews OnlinePublished 1 November 1988
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Preface Setting the Scene for Employer-Supported Child Care Introduction: Locating Child Care in Sociology The Growing Need for Child Care A History of Child Care Policies and Programs A Look at Employer-Supported Child Care What Is Employer-Supported Child Care? The Motivations and the Barriers to Employer-Supported Child Care The Significance of Employer-Supported Child Care Appendix: A Note on Unions Bibliography Index
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