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Introduction of Creche at the Workplace
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A RESEARCH PROPOSAL
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ON
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INTRODUCTION OF CRECHE AT THE WORKPLACE.
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(A CASE STUDY OF THE BANKING SECTOR)
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BY
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UKOKWELU KELECHI VIVIAN
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PG/EMSC/11/4027
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EHRM 601 – RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
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FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
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OCTOBER 2012
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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction ................................................................................................3
1.1 - Background of Study….. ......................................................................................3
1.2 - Statement of Problem.............................................................................................3
1.3 - Objective of Study..................................................................................................4
1.4 - Research Questions:


References: Anonymous (n.d.). Creche. (Online).Available from: www.en.wikipedia.org . (Accessed: 10 October, 2012). Mayhew, R. (2012). Advantages and disadvantages of child day care at a workplace. (Online). Available from: www.ehow.com. (Accessed: 11 October, 2012). Roberts, E. (2010). Benefits of offering childcare in the workplace for employees. (Online). Available from: www.helium.com. (Accessed: 10 October, 2012). Spencer, B. (2008). Childcare ranks high among important workplace benefits. (Online). Available from: www.hr.cch.com. (Accessed: 11 October, 2012).
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