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How New Mexico child care workers got the state to invest in their industry
Merline Gallegos’ child care center has been on the verge of closing many times. She’s long struggled to pay her workers the wages she believes...
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Guest Commentary: Lack of childcare hurts business profits and the U.S. economy | Opinion
Here is a simple word problem. Q: Mr. and Mrs. John Doe have two children. Mrs. Doe was laid off during the COVID pandemic. Bills...
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Program offers money for child care workers to remain in field | Guam News
More than 400 providers and their employees in the child care industry may find some financial relief headed their way. If deemed qualified under the...
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Local partners align to address workforce ‘crisis’ | News
THOMASVILLE- After a nine-month assessment of Thomas County’s workforce, the Georgia Partnership for Educational Excellence will release their findings at the Workforce Plan community meeting...
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CT lawmakers seek to ‘stabilize’ child care industry
Employers across Connecticut are having trouble filling open positions, an issue at the top of state lawmakers’ agendas as they begin this year’s legislative session....
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CT lawmakers seek to ‘stabilize’ understaffed child care industry
Employers across Connecticut are having trouble filling open positions, an issue at the top of state lawmakers’ agendas as they begin this year’s legislative session. One...
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Local grant funding available for Effingham County child care providers | Community
Child Care Grants Effingham County Childcare Research Committee in collaboration with Project CHILD will offer free Strengthening Business Practices Workshop for in-home and center child...
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Government explores national initiatives to boost the British semiconductor industry
Study, as part of the government’s upcoming semiconductor strategy, will consider how to grow chip design start-ups and testing facilities as well as bring together...
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The tech meltdown will help the economy — eventually |
By Sheldon Jacobson Chicago Tribune Technology companies are shedding jobs at disturbing rates. Those with experience in computing are being laid off, sometimes with little...
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2022 still a struggle for working moms | Business
As 2022 started, it felt like more of the same for America’s working mothers: a third year of COVID-19 illnesses, disruptions and quarantines that left...
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Child care is an opportunity, built on strengths | Features
Recently, I read an article in the Small Business section of the Forbes website titled, “Let’s Stop Calling Child Care a Crisis and Start Calling...
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The Retail Real Estate Market Is Growing. Here’s Why That’s a Big Win for the Franchise Industry.
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The retail real estate market is experiencing a resurgence after years of downturn. According to The Wall...
