"It was important to find a care option that allows our employees a lot of flexibility: the, Piccolo Paradiso 'opening times offers from 6:00 bis 19:00 clock, barely closing days, and already takes children from the age of eight weeks on. This will give parents a real choice in deciding when to return to work, "said personnel director Guenther Gaßlbauer STIHL.
STIHL subsidized the costs of care, so STIHL pay staff for children up to three years 4,00 € per hour instead of 6.10 euros and for children over three years 2.80 € instead of 4,90 €. STIHL also paid a reservation fee to be kept in each case courts.

High-quality care concept
The day care center with a private carrier operates on a high-quality care approach. Thomas Mergenthaler, CEO of the Kita-carrier Kibko GmbH, explains: ". The pedagogical approach - particularly the implementation of the orientation plan - and situation-oriented approach and the social education are in our concept of knowledge," the children to their individual talents to be promoted. Focuses primarily on promotion of motor skills, language, social skills and creativity.

The "Piccolo Paradiso" offers many ways to play, ideas on artistic and scientific fields and exercise room. Language development and music education as part of the standard program on request, swimming and English lessons available.

"Because I know that my child here during the day is in very good hands, I am not guilty to the office and enjoy it also, to exercise my profession," says Assistant STIHL Catherine Edlinger, mother of a one-year daughter.
The reservation of nursery school places complements the existing range to combine family and career for STIHL. These include highly individual work schedules, the ability to take family or carer leave include, children's holiday programs, telecommuting, if necessary or possible, food from the canteen to take home.
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Caption:
The first mayor of Waiblingen, Martin Staab, and STIHL personnel director Guenther Gaßlbauer playing with children at the "Piccolo Paradiso".

Left to right: The head of the Kita "Piccolo Paradiso, Mrs. Papanikolaou out, the First Mayor Martin Staab and STIHL personnel director Guenther Gaßlbauer by the establishment.

Photograph: STIHL (Reprint free of charge / Specimen copy requested)