According to a report, “Regulations that impose minimum standards on providers can decrease the availability and increase the cost of obtaining care, thus serving as a disincentive to work.” (Photo: Shutterstock)
The administration is proposing $1 billion in funding for new child care facilities in underserved areas, as well as relaxing regulations on facilities.
March 19, 2019 at 05:06 PM
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The Trump administration says that reducing regulations on child care providers will allow more people, particularly women, to stay employed.
A new White House report says that minimum standards for providers may end up driving up the cost of operating a child care center and reducing the supply of affordable care options for working families. The more expensive care is, the most likely that a parent will choose to withdraw from the workforce to stay at home with their child.
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