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How Indiana State Employees Got to Bring Their Newborns to Work

The Family First Workplace pilot supports parental bonding and productivity by allowing eligible Indiana state employees to bring infants under six months to approved offices, starting Dec. 2.

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Hoosier governor Mike Braun launched a policy allowing employees of selected state agencies to bring newborns until they are 6 months old, with plans to extend the program to all state employees.

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Indiana launches new pilot program allowing state workers to bring newborns to the office

Indiana will begin allowing some state employees to bring their infants to work under a pilot program announced Tuesday by Gov. Mike Braun and detailed in a newly issued policy.

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How Indiana State Employees Got to Bring Their Newborns to Work

Hoosier governor Mike Braun launched a policy allowing employees of selected state agencies to bring newborns until they are 6 months old, with plans to extend the program to all state employees.

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Inc. broke the news in on Friday, December 5, 2025.
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