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The staffing problem at Reykjavík City's preschools has been ongoing for a number of years now. The city's response to the problem is extremely poor, but within the city there is a so-called temporary agency with staff who step in to fill the jobs that need to be filled.
The Reykjavík City Temporary Office was established as a pilot project in 2018 and has been in operation since. Yesterday's news covered the situation of parents of children at the Funaborg preschool in Grafarvogur who have to stay home one and a half days a week due to a reduction in the number of teachers. Heiða Björg Hilmisdóttir then asked whether a temporary office could solve the school's problems. Lóa Birna Birgisdóttir, Director of Human…
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