ECG establishes a Drop-In Day Care Centre to improve productivity

Management says the initiative aims at addressing the challenges employee mothers with young children go through while carrying out their professional duties.

Speaking at the official opening and handing over of the facility, the Ashanti West Manager of ECG, Maxwell Dappah, highlighted that the facility will ease mothers of the pressure and provide a safe nurturing environment for young children while their mothers focus on their work to improve productivity.

The manager said, “We understand the challenges faced by our employees, particularly nursing mothers and staff with young children balancing childcare with professional responsibilities can be incredibly demanding.

He stressed that “The pilot programme funded with the support from our partners allows us to evaluate this concept and its impact on employee reproductivity and well-being

What we want to do is to bring in a lot of women to ensure that we harness women’s talent as well as the men’s talent to ensure that we achieve our organisational goals.”

And ensuring that you have some facilities that will help parents with children.

So, we are bringing this in to ensure that every staff that has children will bring their children here and have the peace of mind to achieve their set targets to move ECG forward.”