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The Daily News (Halifax)
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Article
Publication Date:
25 Mar 2002
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CHARLOTTETOWN (CP) -- A study on early childhood care on Prince Edward Island is recommending the province provide better wages and training programs.
The study found a high turnover rate and that of 335 workers across the province, 108 aren't trained in the field. It also found up to a $6.50 per hour wage disparity between educators teaching kindergarten and educators teaching four-year-olds and younger.
reprinted from The Daily News (Halifax).
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