Put High-Quality Child Care and Pre-K Within Reach for Working Families
Representing manufacturing, production, maintenance and sanitation workers in the baking, confectionery, tobacco and grain milling industries.
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27 Jun Put High-Quality Child Care and Pre-K Within Reach for Working Families

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“In the United States, our child care system is failing and this has hidden costs for working families. The typical annual cost for child care for a family with two children (an infant and a four-year-old) is nearly $18,000. That averages to about 30% of the typical working family’s paycheck. This cost is so high that many can’t afford it and leave the workforce altogether, with 75% of mothers and 50% of fathers in a recent poll saying they either left the workforce or switched to a less-demanding job.”

Learn more at WithinReachCampaign.Org #WithinReach

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