ICYMI: $5.4M in funds boost Sask. childcare wages by $2 per hour
Early childhood educators have long raised concerns about staffing shortages in the industry, which they say could potentially compromise the province’s plan to meet its goal of having 28,000 new regulated spaces be operating within the next five years.
The province said early childhood educators will be able to learn more about the wage increase later this month.
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