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Our weekly columnist Beatrix Campbell says that if more men worked in childcare, they'd be paid better than the women First the bad news: you're in the wrong job. The Women and Work Commission says...
How noisy is your workplace? From February next year the new European Noise Directive will come into force, setting decibel limits and requiring 'noise risk assessments' (see News, page 8). There's no...
Parents in London pay more for childcare and are less able to rely on the support of grandparents than families in other parts of the country, according to research by the Daycare Trust.
Children under eight should not use mobile phones because of the potential risk of adverse health effects, a leading expert warned last week. Sir William Stewart, chair of the National Radiological...
Parents on a pilot scheme to help lower-income families with their childcare costs have been told they will have to pay back 500 because the pilot is ending in September, nine months earlier than...
High inequality levels meant on the eve of the pandemic children in struggling families were hit hardest, according to findings from an inquiry into the impact of Covid.
Healthy living is being promoted in a New Year advertising campaign by the Government.
Both England and Scotland's inspection bodies have got themselves into hot water - or lack of hot water, in the case of the Care Commission - over health and safety regulations in the past week (see...
An awareness campaign to encourage parents and early years workers to talk more with children under two is developing training for early years practitioners one year after it started. 'Tune into...
What influence do practitioners’ childhoods have on their own wellbeing and the way they respond to children? By Charlotte Goddard