29 MayMigration, fair wages, and a managed market all critical for early childhood in a Care and Support Economy
The launch of a Draft National Strategy for the Care and Support Economy by Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, yesterday is a key step forward to understanding what works to attract and keep workers across the care sector including Early Childhood Education and Care workers.
“We know in Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) that we rely on migrants, especially for our casual labour pool that dried up during COVID,” said Acting Early Learning Association Australia (ELAA) CEO, Megan O’Connell.
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