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Home » Pilot study connects employers to create family-friendly workplaces
As most working parents know, finding the right work-life balance can be tricky. Music recitals, sports practices and games, field trips, doctor appointments, homemade family dinners, and … a 40-hour (or, in some cases, more) work week?
Fortunately for working families with young children in Colorado, a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)-funded pilot study at the University of Colorado is investigating ways to help. The Family Friendly Colorado Initiative, a community-based public health partnership, aims to connect businesses and other organizations throughout the state to implement family-friendly policies and strategies that work for working parents. Taking a novel two-pronged approach, the initiative collects and analyzes information about current family-friendly policies and programs while simultaneously providing the resulting information to employers who want to improve their own workplaces.