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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Small businesses can offer child care programs in creative ways such as partnering with local daycares or offering flexible work schedules so parents can balance work and caregiving responsibilities. This can be a way to attract and retain the best workers with young children without incurring significant costs.

Small Businesses Have Found That Child Care Programs