Childcare Professionals Can Earn More In Their Local Supermarket Than Their Local Creche
Chronic under-investment in the sector has caused major staffing challenges
Childcare professionals can earn more in their local supermarket than in their local creche.
Early Childhood Ireland says chronic under-investment in the sector has caused major staffing challenges.
The average wage in childcare services is just over 11.90 an hour, with half of early-years staff only getting part-time work.
Early Childood Irelands Frances Byrne says staff retention is one of the biggest problems they face:
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