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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Childcare businesses are struggling to find enough staff because workers are leaving the industry for better pay, The Washington Post reported.

“This is absolutely a contributor to the wider worker shortage that we’re seeing,” she added. Every time a classroom goes virtual, a child care center caps out on enrollment or a day care ce ...

women dropped out of the labor force to care for their children. Some struggled to balance work and caregiving responsibilities, facing burnout with no end in sight. Now, labor shortages abound as ...

What happens when parents go back to work? This is a phase shift. For much of the pandemic, child-care programs were struggling with under-enrollment as parents worked remotely or stayed away for ...

One place all that money is not going: the pockets of the workers doing all that childcare. On average, these women (it’s almost entirely women) are paid significantly less than the average ...