Childcare providers face 'major challenge' putting Budget 2017 plans in place

Childcare providers say they need extra money to make the Government's childcare schemes work.

Sat, 12 Nov, 2016 - 08:16

Childcare providers say they need extra money to make the Government's childcare schemes work.

Professionals are meeting today to discuss the two new plans announced in the budget, which they say will increase their administration and salary costs.

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