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It’s not a matter of access for many. The universal subsidized childcare of primary education was closed for over a year, and subsequently private childcare cou
by PraetorianGourd 5y ago
It’s not a matter of access for many. The universal subsidized childcare of primary education was closed for over a year, and subsequently private childcare couldn’t keep up with demand. Combined with the fact that existing childcare providers couldn’t necessarily expand their sizes due to distancing needs and labor shortages