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42% of N.L. early childhood educators plan to leave the field. Low wages are driving the exodus

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A new report from the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour says 42 per cent of early childhood educators are considering finding a new job. The report surveyed 520 educators, or ECEs, who said they don't receive health or dental benefits through their work. The province does offer $10-a-day child care, but slots fill quickly leaving parents with few options.

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42% of N.L. early childhood educators plan to leave the field. Low wages are driving the exodus

A new report from the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour says two out of every five early childhood educators are considering finding a new job because of low wages and lack of benefits.

30 days ago·Canada

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