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Toujours au Québec, la détérioration des conditions de travail du personnel de l’éducation est responsable d’un roulement important d’employées, ce qui a conduit le ministère de l’Éducation à encourager le recours à du personnel non qualifié147, une solution aussi préconisée dans l’Hexagone face au manque de personnel enseignant148. La France a ado
... See moreJulia Posca • Travailler moins ne suffit pas (French Edition)
in a country where childcare costs over £7,000 a year, for just a part-time nursery place. It’s little wonder that we have turned to frivolous spending on a micro level (termed ‘treat brain’) we can afford. So, yes, that means our bottomless brunches and trips to Ibiza and online shopping binges. Let us blow what we can, on what we can.
marie-claire chappet • ‘What’s the point?’ syndrome, and why we all feel so disconnected right now
But disrupting the daycare system has turned out to be harder than it looked, with several of the startups hitting a basic problem: the platform model that is one of Silicon Valley’s go-to solutions may not work as well in daycare. “This is not your typical tech company where you can kind of fake it and make it,” Selke said. “You’re talking about c... See more
Joel Berg • A Pair Of Social Entrepreneurs Start To Win In The Daycare Disruption Space
The sector of the American economy devoted to care—of children and the elderly and people with disabilities—is valued at $648 billion. That’s larger than the U.S. pharmaceutical industry. And yet most individual caregivers are criminally underpaid. That’s because caregiving is viewed either as a “labor of love,” in which case it can never be priced... See more