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A Workforce Data Deficit Hinders Improved Preparation, Support, and Compensation of Early Childhood Educators

Caitlin McLean and Carlise King October 10, 2019October 10Blog

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Carlise King

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A Workforce Data Deficit Hinders Improved Preparation, Support, and Compensation of Early Childhood Educators

About the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment (CSCCE)

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In the News

Indiana’s Child Care Workers Face Low Pay, Thin Margins – And The Pandemic Made It Worse

Early Childhood Four Ways to Rebuild Early Ed

The COVID-19 Relief Bill Could Be A Huge Turning Point For Child Care In The U.S.

California educators pay a wage penalty for working with younger children, report shows

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