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Child care crisis: Teachers love kids, but need to be able to sustain ourselves

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Wage crisis in North Carolina child care drives workforce shortage

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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