"To provide day-care facilities close to both study and workplace is good personnel policy and aids recruitment. We can rearrange Kropelin’s villa and Jahnebakken 6 and 8 so that they are suitable for day-care," says University Dir. Kari Tove Elvebakken.
The university is in touch with local authorities and Studentsamskipnaden would like to run the day-care centre. Elvebakken believes that the plan will be carried out.
The town council informs that the plans for the day-care centre are on schedule. There will probably be 300 more day-care centre places than the 2300 that were originally planned for 2007. Several of them will be temporary.
"By establishing day-care centre facilities for employees and students, UiB can prioritize its own needs," says Elvebakken.
The university owns Fagertun Day-Care Centre on Kalfarveien which is run by SIB and has room for 51 children. Forty-six places are reserved for employees, who are preferably employed in recruitment posts.
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