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Hawaii Has A Child Care Crisis. Employers Could Help Solve It - Vimarsana News

Hawaii Has A Child Care Crisis. Employers Could Help Solve It

Setting up on-site daycare can be an expensive and difficult undertaking, but there are other creative ways that companies can help young families. 

Childcare crisis pressures employers, workers - Vimarsana News

Childcare crisis pressures employers, workers

Because adequate, affordable childcare is so important to Colorado’s economy, Gov. Jared Polis has made addressing early childhood education and childcare a central issue of his administration — and the

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Panel unanimously advances bill to invest $100 million in Colorado's child care industry | Legislature - Vimarsana News

Panel unanimously advances bill to invest $100 million in Colorado's child care industry | Legislature

A state Senate panel unanimously advanced legislation to invest around $100 million into the child care industry as Colorado struggles through an unprecedented child care shortage.

Bipartisan bill seeks to invest $100 million in Colorado's child care industry | Subscriber-Only Content - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan bill seeks to invest $100 million in Colorado's child care industry | Subscriber-Only Content

As Colorado is struggling through an unprecedented child care shortage, state lawmakers are seeking to invest $100 million into the industry with a new bipartisan bill.

Bipartisan bill seeks to invest $100 million in Colorado's child care industry | Politics - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan bill seeks to invest $100 million in Colorado's child care industry | Politics

As Colorado is struggling through an unprecedented child care shortage, state lawmakers are seeking to invest $100 million into the industry with a new bipartisan bill.