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You're right, but gyms are also an enormous liability and widely available. It's not that either service must be offered by the employer, it's more a rorschach
by aeturnum 9y ago
You're right, but gyms are also an enormous liability and widely available.
It's not that either service must be offered by the employer, it's more a rorschach test to see how the company thinks about what services will most enable their workers to be productive. As an employee, I'd certainly take onsite childcare over a gym.
- dismantlethesun 9y agoLiabilities against adults are treated differently than liabilities against children.
- aeturnum 9y agoIn that case, maybe they can only offer 25,000 sq. feet of childcare space for the cost of 100,000 sq. feet of gym. The choice to not offer it all together still feels meaningful.