Where Can I Find Jobs That Provide Day Care On Site?

Employer-supported day care may have quality instructors.

Finding a job with day care on site may help keep bonds strong between a parent and child. Look at companies in industries needing to attract and retain quality employees such as health care and technology.

Business Associations

Contact national and state trade associations. Ask staff members for companies in their specific association that offer day care on site. Contact local chambers of commerce.

Global Companies

Global tech and consulting companies may offer day care on site. Use the search function for online business magazine websites. Forbes.com has an article from April 17, 2009, with the headline "Google Still Hiring Lots of Engineers (And Some Day care Workers Too)". Writer Joseph Tartakoff stated there were two openings for the employee-child development program.

Higher Education

Find on-site day care that offers many programs.

Universities and community colleges with teacher programs and child development majors may offer student help for staff or local companies. Call the school's child development department.

Faith Organizations

Phone area churches, synagogues or mosques to determine if preschools on site are available for employees. Ask about age requirements.

Employee Co-ops

Local businesses may have employee co-ops. Do an online search for employee co-ops.

References

• Forbes.com: Google still Hiring Lots of Engineers (and Daycare Workers Too)"

Resources

• National Child Care Association
• National Child Care Information and Technical Assistance Center