Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama is making it easier for its team members to find and pay for child care.
HMMA says they are putting their employees families first through a bold and innovative way to help them find child care.MONTGOMERY, Ala.
- The TOOTRiS platform will allow working parents to search for child care in the area based on their needs, as well as choose flexible schedule options. The collaboration will also allow Hyundai employees to receive 25% of their monthly child care cost up to $150.00 per month.Sign up for theCopyright 2024 WSFA. All rights reserved.
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