Gov't pushing through with much cheaper childcare in 2027 despite staff shortages
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Gov't pushing through with much cheaper childcare in 2027 despite staff shortages

NL Times  

The Dutch government is pushing through with its plan to introduce almost free childcare for working parents in 2027, despite the growing staff shortages in the sector. The previous Cabinet also wanted to introduce almost free childcare but postponed the measure due to the staff shortage. In 2027, the current childcare allowance will disappear and the money will go straight to the childcare organizations, eliminating the complicated process of applying for the right amount and paying back if you didn’t, State Secretaries Nora Achabar and Jurgen Nobel wrote to parliament. The State Secretaries are working on measures to prevent price increases and to tackle staff shortages, including a subsidy scheme to encourage employees to work more hours.

History of this topic

Free childcare plan will go ahead in April insists minister amid fears of delay
11 months ago
Dutch government increases childcare allowance to cover rising costs
2 years ago
Law Changes 2021: Family
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