Organization had to respond to an increased demand by employees for “need satisfaction.” Employer began offering new and more individually tailored benefit packages. On-site child-care center, exercise rooms, and cafeteria style benefit packages surfaced as a benchmark for top benefit plans. Even concierge service and on-site dry cleaners have become a standard in many large organizations. In a recent poll reported in Risk Management, over one quarter of the respondents cited work-life balance as their ‘number one career dilemma in the new millennium’ (Sullivan, 1999 , p.8) Recent evidence further suggests that ‘even employees with no direct benefit may place a positive on work-life program…’ (Drago et al 2001, p. 36) Anderson and Pulich posit that employees want some recognition from management that family and personal time important (2000).