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A discussion of the state of knowledge of child care regulation in the United States, including the way .

A discussion of the state of knowledge of child care regulation in the United States, including the way licensing involves a set of trade-offs to influence desirable outcomes such as child care quality, affordability, and supply. Department of Health and Human Services.

In most states, regulation of child care personnel is tied to center licensing and falls under the auspices of the Department of Public Welfare or.The national state of child care regulation 1986.

In most states, regulation of child care personnel is tied to center licensing and falls under the auspices of the Department of Public Welfare or the state's equivalent to the Department of Child and Family Social Services. Among states, regulations for almost every requirement differ with striking diversity (Morgan, 1987). The regulations are neither consistent nor specific. Watertown, MA: Work/Family Directions, In. 1987. Norton, Marcia and Sheila Abramowitz.

r 13 employees that have worked a year and expect to have responsibility for a child can take parental leave for the purpose of caring for that child. r 14 thirteen weeks for any individual child

r 13 employees that have worked a year and expect to have responsibility for a child can take parental leave for the purpose of caring for that child. r 14 thirteen weeks for any individual child. r 15 the right drops away (a) after the child's fifth birthday (b) or eighteenth birthday for a disabled child (c) or five years and before the eighteenth birthday of an adopted child. r 16 if an employee's contract contains no provisions on parental leave, and there is no applicable collective agreement, then the default rules in Sch 2 apply.

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Regulation of Child Care. Авторы: Morgan, Gwen. Источник: Day Care and Early Education.