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The Great Experience 27 Children welcome. Milos Ceman works at T-Systems Slovakia as SAP administrator in an implementation team. The picture shows Milos Ceman and his children at the new T-Systems Slovakia headquarters opening event. Support offers to help employees find a work-life balance. Expansion of company childcare facilities. Investments quadrupled to a total of EUR 8 million. Day care places at sites with high employee figures increased to a total of 600. Close cooperation with the AWO welfare organization’s parental service, particularly in rural regions. Free emergency childcare, total volume utilized in 2010: 232 days. Free support in the search for local childcare facilities. Advisory and placement service for employees with elderly family members in need of care. Temporary release from work in family emergencies. Family vacations: over 42,000 employees and their family members took advantage of Telekom‘s recreation scheme. We support work-life balance on an international scale. Best practice Austria: Welcome back from parental leave. T-Mobile Austria has put an exemplary process, “Stay in contacT,” in place to reintegrate em- ployees and executives into the company after taking time out, for parental leave for instance. Best practice The Netherlands: Flexible worktime models at T-Mobile. At T-Mobile Netherlands, 22 percent of managers work part-time – around half of them men. Among non-executive employees 40 percent work part-time. Best practice Slovakia: Slovak Telekom (ST)’s holiday program, the ST Children Holiday Camp, is an exemplary program for children, which we will also be making a fixture in Germany in 2011. Health management programin Croatia. Building family-friendly officesin Hungary. Supporting gender trainingsin Poland’s PTC and at Cosmote in Greece and Romania. Flexible worktime models: in Germany alone, over 14,000employees work part-time. We support work-life balance on an international scale. International work-life survey supports best practice exchangeamong Telekom’s national companies.