Hackensack Meridian Health to keep paid employee day care centers open for remainder of year
Hackensack Meridian Health will now keep their employee day care centers open for the remainder of the year.
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Jul 27, 2022, 9:15 AM
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3h agoHackensack Meridian Health
will now keep their employee day care centers open for the remainder of
the year.
Last week, News 12 reported how they planned
on closing all day care facilities at the end of September, saying it
was no longer sustainable for the company to keep them open.
A spokesperson says keeping
the centers open until January will allow additional transition time for
employees.
HHM
originally sent a letter to its employees announcing that the child care programs
would end on Sept. 30. The letter states in part, "As our goal has always
been to provide a quality convenient and affordable child care offering,
this is no longer a sustainable model for our organization."
