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Child care policy and child care burden: Policy feedback effects and distributive implications of regulatory decisions

Publication Date:

Saturday, November 21, 2020

Author:

Davidson, A., Burns, S., White, L., Hampton, D., & Perlman, M.

Online Document Type:

Research, policy & practice

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Journal of Behavioral Public Administration

The free market has failed U.S. working parents

Publication Date:

Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Author:

Collins, Caitlyn

Online Document Type:

Research, policy & practice

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Harvard Business Review

Big business is muscling in on the UK’s nursery racket

Publication Date:

Thursday, September 17, 2020

Author:

Hemery, Sophie

Online Document Type:

Child care in the news

Source:

Novara Media

Why Britain’s childcare system is on the brink of collapse

Publication Date:

Tuesday, September 22, 2020

Author:

McBain, Sophie

Online Document Type:

Child care in the news

Source:

New Statesman

A bad bargain for us all: Why the market doesn’t deliver child care that works for Canadian children and families

Publication

Friendly, Martha

Occasional paper 31

26pp

ISBN 978-1-89 6051-66-6

Do child care markets “work”? Market failure, “compromised” and “peculiar” markets

Publication:

Occasional paper series

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legislation & regulation

'Large drop' in occupancy and increase in insolvencies hits childcare market

Publication Date:

Thursday, January 16, 2020

Author:

Crown, Hannah

Online Document Type:

Child care in the news

Source:

Nursery World

A bad bargain for us all: Why the market doesn’t deliver child care that works for Canadian children and families

Publication Date:

Thursday, May 30, 2019

Author:

Friendly, Martha

Online Document Type:

Research, policy & practice

Source:

Childcare Resource and Research Unit

Ministry of Education withholding complaints about early childhood centres 'tarnishes' industry, organisation claims

Publication Date:

Saturday, April 7, 2018

Author:

Redmond, Adele

Online Document Type:

Child care in the news

Source:

Stuff

Why flexible working is key if shared parental leave is to have a lasting impact on the gender pay gap

Publication Date:

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

Author:

Chung, Heejung

Online Document Type:

Child care in the news

Source:

The Conversation

Reward work, not wealth

Publication Date:

Sunday, December 31, 2017

Author:

Lawson, M., Bryer, N., Aymar, I.M., Slater, J. & Pimentel, D.A.V..

Online Document Type:

Research, policy & practice

Source:

Oxfam International

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