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Family-Friendly 50

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Are you one of the lucky ones who can work from home? Does your company have flex-time options? Can you bring your kids to work if you have to?

In these economic times, sometimes benefits are at a bare minimum. But there are a lot of companies that are going above and beyond when it comes to offering family-friendly work options to keep good employees happy, and we want to be sure we recognize each and every one of them in our annual Family-Friendly 50 awards this year.

We're taking nominations now for the 2010 awards. Click here to fill out a nomination form and tout the benefits of one of North Carolina's great family-friendly employers.

 

 

Family Friendly 50 Winners - 2009

As every working parent knows, balancing a successful work life with a positive home and family life can be a challenge. Children always wake up with ear infections on the same day as the big presentation before top management. Elderly parents frequently need care at exactly the same time as the championship soccer game. And the telephone call often comes from the boss as the car is being packed for a family weekend at the beach.

But for many fortunate employees, 50 companies in North Carolina are making life easier with family-friendly policies that create a positive outcome for everyone. From major corporations with more than 50,000 employees to the corner shop with just three on the payroll, these employers are creating win-win situation.

 

Alston & Bird LLP, Raleigh

American Express, Greensboro

Ameritrust Equity, Charlotte

Angus Barn, Raleigh

Arysta LifeScience North America, Cary

Bank of America, Charlotte

BDO Seidman, Charlotte

Blue Cross Blue Shield of N.C., Chapel Hill

Capitol Broadcasting Company, Raleigh

Carolinas HealthCare System, Charlotte

Carolinas Medical Center – Union, Monroe

Child Care Services Association, Chapel Hill

Cisco, Research Triangle Park

Deuterman Law Group, Greensboro

Duke Energy, Charlotte

Duke University and Health System, Durham

Ernst & Young, Charlotte

Expedite Group, Cary

Gaston County Family YMCA, Gastonia

Grant Thorton LLP, Charlotte

High Point Regional Health System, High Point

IBM, Research Triangle Park

Integrated Laboratory Systems, Durham

Kindermusik International, Greensboro

KPMG LLP, Charlotte

L&E Research Inc., Raleigh

Lyerly Agency Inc., Charlotte

Nationwide Insurance, Raleigh

Novant Health, Winston-Salem

Novo Nordisk Pharmaceutical Industries Inc., Clayton

Progress Energy Inc., Raleigh

Providence Day School, Charlotte

Qualcomm Inc., Raleigh

Red F Marketing, Charlotte

REI, Durham

Replacements Ltd., Greensboro

Rex Healthcare, Raleigh

RHO Inc., Chapel Hill

RTI International, Research Triangle Park

SAS, Cary

Senn Dunn Insurance, Greensboro

The Steel Network Inc., Durham

The Women's Center, Chapel Hill

TIAA-CREF, Charlotte

Time Warner Cable-Carolina Region, Morrisville

UNC Health Care, Chapel Hill

United Guaranty Corp., Greensboro

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Research Triangle Park

Vietri Inc., Hillsborough

WakeMed Health & Hospitals, Raleigh

 

This list is displayed in alphabetical order and is not intended for ranking or rating purposes.

Companies in bold are recognized for 11 straight nominations. Congratulations!

To read more about this year's Family Friendly 50 survey and results, check out our online feature articles.

Here are links to a few articles we've published on the subject of balancing work and family:

Raising the Bar for Family Friendly Workplaces

One Job + Two Employees = Job Sharing

On-Ramping Moms

There's Time, Really! One mom's perspective on juggling it all.

And there's lots more being written about this. For a sample, check out these articles:

Americans Searching for Quality Part-Time Work, The Opt-Out Revolution, Bringing Babies to Work

 

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