South Bend law firm creates lactation room for employeesby Tristan Henry (thenry@wsbt.com)
Barnes & Thornburg LLP in South Bend set up a lactation room for its female employees, including a small refrigerator and hospital quality pumps. A new Indiana law requiring a lactation room for businesses with more than 25 employees goes into effect in July. (WSBT photo)
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Tuesday, Mar 25 at 9:25 AM Anonymous wrote ...
Bravo, more companies should follow this example. It is good for mothers, babies, families, business and communities. If we assume that breastmilk is good for babies, which we do, and mothers must be seperated from their babies, than this is the logiccal conclusion. The return on investment in employee loyalty, reduced sick time and lower company health costs is for every dollar spend 3 dollars are gained. Cultural education that this is good everyone is all that is needed here.