Intended to highlight the importance of including families and members of the broader community in children's learning, this report discusses the role of businesses and employers in helping partners and family members be more involved in children's learning. The introduction, "Making Family Involvement in Learning a Goal" notes the three major ways that employers are promoting home-school-workplace partnerships: (1) by promoting and instituting programs and policies that encourage employees to get involved in their children's education; (2) by developing and maintaining programs and policies to improve child care and schools in their communities; and (3) by assisting schools and child care centers in the development of programs and policies that promote family involvement. The first part of the report presents articles describing in greater detail the specific efforts of employers in these three areas. The second part of the report presents 16 profiles of employer and labor support for family involvement in learning. A resource list of organizations and programs concludes the report. (AP)