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Just give the childless employees the same amount of time off on condition that they use that time to go and help out in daycare centers, old people's homes, or
by riverdweller 6y ago
Just give the childless employees the same amount of time off on condition that they use that time to go and help out in daycare centers, old people's homes, or institutions for the disabled. They'll be racing to sign up, I'm sure.
- gandutraveler 6y agoWould parents go and help other orphans and volunteer for daycare? Why stop at your own kids ?
- riverdweller 6y agoWell, yes, some parents would. Some simply care about people more than others do. It's a continuum. I know individuals who would gladly take the opportunity of an employer paying them their normal professional salary while volunteering in such places. All these people happen to have their own children (this may be a coincidence, as I am old enough for most of my friends to have had kids by now). The point is that there is, I expect, a strong inverse relationship between bitterness expressed by childless employees who don't receive paid time off their day job and the desire to volunteer to help others.