Nursery provision
Childcare vouchers are a popular employer-provided benefit, while some employers operate a workplace nursery.
These sorts of benefits are essential to help employees with children to balance their work and family life.
Tax-Free Childcare failing to attract working families
Take-up of the government's Tax-Free Childcare benefit has been much slower than anticipated, official figures have shown.
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Government accelerates free childcare plans
David Cameron announced today that the Government will bring forward its plan to double free childcare for working parents.
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Employers advised to help employees save money with childcare voucher benefits before April 6th tax changes
HR needs to ensure parents sign up for childcare vouchers before April 6th’s tax exemption rates changes. The difference between...
Top Employers for Working Families 2010 Finalists Announced
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Typical full-time nursery care costs £7,400 a year
The cost of sending a child to a nursery in the UK has risen by more than 25% in five years, according to a survey by national childcare charity Daycare Trust.
Nursery chain set to open service to British parents
A leading provider of workplace nurseries in the US has entered the UK market by acquiring a London-based nursery chain.Bright...
