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The Economics Of Early Childhood: You re There For The Kids Not For The Money

The pandemic highlighted the essential work of California’s child care providers, but the reality is that the state’s supply of available child care, and the number of providers, have been shrinking for years. One reason? Low wages.

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Many child-care workers don t earn a living wage—and that was the case even before the pandemic

Many child-care workers don t earn a living wage and that was the case even before the pandemic CNBC 2/24/2021 © Provided by CNBC Of all the hardships child-care workers face, the biggest may be that they re not paid a living wage in many states, according to a new report. Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, the average early childhood worker earned just $11.65 an hour, according to the biennial 2020 Early Childhood Workforce Index from the Center for the Study of Child Care Employment at the University of California, Berkeley. Tuesday s report finds that child-care workers earn enough to cover their basic needs in only 10 states: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Maine, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Vermont, Washington and Wyoming. The wages of workers with at least one child do not currently meet the standard of a living wage in any U.S. state.

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