Small Businesses Have Found That Child Care Programs

question 115

Multiple Choice

Small businesses have found that child care programs

• A) are too expensive to offer, which puts them at a serious disadvantage when competing against larger firms to attract the best workers.
• B) can be offered in creative ways that enable the firm to offer an attractive benefit to workers with young children.
• C) are less necessary now than they were before the federal government expanded its child care programs.
• D) are not very expensive, but tend to be more trouble than they are worth.

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