Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
General Mills saw another huge jump in sales during the summer months because of demand by at-home eaters. But the gain wasn't as strong as in the spring.
General Mills is ending on-site child care at its Golden Valley headquarters on Sept. 30, the company told employees last week.
Demand for the benefit has dropped as employees work a hybrid schedule in and out of the office. The day care is just a quarter full, General Mills said in its announcement, leading to increased costs.
General Mills' child-care center is licensed to care for up to 60 infants, defined as up to 16 months old. The company also offered the on-site child care as an emergency backup for employees. That benefit is also ending.
Reader Comments(0)