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If a company makes a very small profit on it, and it's being used as a retaining feature ("employees cannot get this perk anywhere else"), why would more compan
by godot 8y ago
If a company makes a very small profit on it, and it's being used as a retaining feature ("employees cannot get this perk anywhere else"), why would more companies not offer this perk? Seems like something pretty much all companies at a size that can afford to offer it, would and should offer it, right?
- rajacombinator 8y agoWhy even try to make a profit? The company should be willing to offer this below market because the retention, productivity, satisfaction and other benefits to them would be incredible. I suppose having the critical mass of employees with daycare age children and sufficient facilities would be a limiting factor. Plus any negative aspects of liability etc.