100 Best Companies

When Your Boss Has Your Back

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All working parents get thrown off their game now and then. A health crisis, a death or a birth can send even the sturdiest of employees into a tailspin. In such times of turmoil, work-life benefits aren’t just nice, they’re essential. Even more critical: a manager who isn’t afraid to put these benefits into play. We asked a group of our Hall of Famers—companies that have landed a spot on the Working Mother 100 Best for 15 years or more—to tell us about managers who are truly committed to their employees. What did we get in return?

Video: Carol Evans on the 100 Best

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Working Mother 100 Best Companies for Working Mothers prove that work-life programs do not have to suffer along with the economy.  A commitment to family-friendly practices is a commitment to the future of the American workforce.  "All working moms want is to the the best mom and the best employee possible," says Carol Evans as she congratulates the winners on this the 24th year of this premier benchmark initiative.

WellPoint

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Headquarters 
Indianapolis, IN
It’s a Fact! 

WellPoint employee children who are the first in their families to attend college are eligible for scholarships of up to $20,000.

Employees 
43479
Women 
77%

Knowing that women make 70% of all health-care decisions for their families, this Indianapolis-based health benefits company understands it’s smart to support their representation at the top.

Yale–New Haven Hospital

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Headquarters 
New Haven, CT
It’s a Fact! 

Nurses who choose to work at Yale–New Haven Hospital after years out of the workforce are eligible for an 18-class refresher program with free tuition.

Employees 
7735
Women 
76%

Moms thrive at this New Haven, CT, teaching hospital, which carefully customizes its work/life offerings for every rung on the ladder.

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