Child care expenses have steadily increased in the last decade, making it harder for working parents to make ends meet — so some employers are taking matters into their own hands.
Multinational food processing company Tyson Foods opened its on-site child care, Tyson Tikes, in July, which serves its frontline workers at a poultry processing plant in Humboldt, Tennessee. Otherwise known as the Tyson Learning Center, the $5 million facility, which is operated by child care and education provider KinderCare, will act as an early childhood learning center and support over 100 children under the age of five.
