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Childcare workers desert industry for higher wages in aged care - Vimarsana News

Childcare workers desert industry for higher wages in aged care

The country’s largest childcare operator says workers are leaving the sector for higher-paying roles in industries such as aged care.

Source: afr.com
Labor's Childcare Policy Key Points: Higher Wages, New Centres | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Labor's Childcare Policy Key Points: Higher Wages, New Centres | The Advocate

Goodstart Early Learning struggles to recruit despite paying above award rates. Labor's plan: 30 new childcare centres, higher wages, scholarships.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers, Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek aim private capital at government priorities - Vimarsana News

Treasurer Jim Chalmers, Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek aim private capital at government priorities

The treasurer and environment minister are both reaching deep into the business community to urge investment into key policy areas.

Source: afr.com
Travel by train to visit the Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre on Thursday 28 September 2023 and see four current exhibitions | The Singleton Argus - Vimarsana News

Travel by train to visit the Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre on Thursday 28 September 2023 and see four current exhibitions | The Singleton Argus

Travel by train to visit the Muswellbrook Regional Arts Centre on Thursday 28 September 2023 and see four...

Childcare crisis: Centres are turning away parents because they can't find enough workers - Vimarsana News

Childcare crisis: Centres are turning away parents because they can't find enough workers

Childcare centres across the country are turning away parents because they don’t have enough staff to care for their children.

Source: afr.com