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Childcare issues now billion-dollar crush on Utah s economy

A new report shows childcare issues result in an estimated $1.36 billion loss annually for Utah's economy.

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Who found that Utah child care issues have resulted in $1 36B loss?

In a new report it found that there was a $1.36 billion loss in Utah’s annual economy from child care issues.

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7 ways Utah businesses of any size can give back to the community all year long

Though the holiday season is a popular time to ramp up the giving, it s important to remember that people need help all year long.

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Work-life balance: How can companies, lawmakers help families? | Opinion

A new report from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute shows most parents want their children cared for at home by a parent. But most policy proposals focus on giving parents more time at work.

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How family-friendly work policies could help Utah companies struggling to find/keep employees

A new survey shows that when it comes to the ideal work situation, many parents and guardians would appreciate more family-friendly policies.\n

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