ACCENTURE INTRODUCES SCHOOL-DAY CHILDCARE FOR EMPLOYEES

Joseph Jamrog - Researcher, Research Services, i4cp
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September 24, 2020
September 24, 2020
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Accenture has introduced new school-day supervision benefits for its employees’ children (ages 6 through 12) through a partnership with Bright Horizons. Accenture employees can pay $5 an hour—the company covers 75% of the cost—for their children to follow remote learning curriculums in a small group supervised by a proctor. The makeshift school day takes place at Mathnasium, Sylvan Learning, or Code Ninja locations, with supplemental activities available between classes.

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Joseph Jamrog
Joseph Jamrog, Researcher, Research Services
Joe Jamrog is a longtime researcher at i4cp, where he has spent more than 20 years helping i4cp members address their most critical HR research needs.