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    regular employees. To promote gender equality, Irina Roibu cites some problems that must be addressed including balance between career and motherhood, the lack of sufficient childcare and nursing services, lack of a woman-friendly environment, lack of incentives for Japanese women to join the workforce, and a lack of childcare leave benefits (134). Perhaps the main cause of gender inequality in the workplace is the view of traditional gender roles and the unfriendly work environment. One of the

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    increased their contributions to household duties to the same extent. Newer representations of father’s contributions to childcare and housework are idealisations not actual representations of experience. These representations, again, positively impact men while co-currently women are vilified for not finding the right work-life balance. Fathers today contribute more to childcare and housework than their fathers did but their contribution isn’t significant in comparison to the amount of work today’s

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    the same services but just at a lower price. Families, childcare providers, and Child Care Aware staff were given notices informing them of the change. Even though many were notified about the change the transfer from one payment processor to another did not go smoothly as intended. Within the Blue Jay Processing contract, it was promised that the new processing company would be able to properly obtain billing information and pay childcare providers in a timely manner. Blue Jay Processing was

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    Childcare is extremely expensive and is depended on the residential area. The cost of childcare doubles the amount of parents earning if there is an increase of childrens in the family. This situation causes families to become homeless and tiredly working to secure both bills and childcare fees. Also this not only affect financial instability but the economy as well. If individuals earn paid time

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    learn more. There are regulatory requirements that underpin a positive environment for young children. There are two compulsory register for child care providers working with children under 5 years: The Early Years Register Childminders and childcare providers registered on the Early Years Register must meet the legal

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    educational qualification. Research shows that childcare providers involved were raising parents awareness on how to help facilitate children's early home learning. Interviews with parents showed that although parents do more activities with their child after they have attended a funded early learning place some parents tend to do less. This happens because parents or carers of children think that their child s more independent after starting childcare. All parents, staff and

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    Introduction: In preschool children, acute infective conjunctivitis (AIC) is a common condition. It is usually mild and self-limiting, often requires no treatment or a doctor’s appointment. Evidence suggests that parents and guardians are advised by childcare providers (CPs) to take their children with conjunctivitis to their GP for assessment. However, some CPs will not permit affected children to return to child care until antibiotics have been prescribed, thus parents are obtaining antibiotics to get

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    Introduction Families in Australia are diverse like many other countries around the world. There are families from different socioeconomic backgrounds, races, origins, ages, sexual orientation, sizes, composition, health conditions, and just about everything else (Family Matters, 2006; Lee, K & Lee, J, 2016). According to Qu and Ruth (2013), a report conducted in 2011 found that there were about 22.3 million people residing in Australia at that time. Per the report, Australian households consisted

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    Part 2 6-10 3. References 11 Part 1 Operating a childcare centre can be a very challenging and rewarding

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    relative strength of an individual’s identification with and involvement in an organization. O’Driscoll and Randall (1999) found a positive relationship between perceptions on payment and affective commitment. Organizational commitment is important in childcare organizations because service quality might be inspired by high organizational commitment (Hallowel, 1996). Organizational commitment frequently leads to lower turnover rates (Meyer, Stanley, Herscovitch, &

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