Child Care as an Occupation in a Culture of Indifference

Child Care as an Occupation in a Culture of Indifference [electronic resource] / Kathy Modigliani.

The study presented in this book explores the causes of the problems in child care as an occupation and points to important social and political solutions. Chapter 1 describes work conditions, benefits, and problems related to child care workers. Chapter 2 gives specific information on the nature of...

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Main Author: Modigliani, Kathy
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1993.
Subjects:
Caregiver Attitudes.
Caregiver Role.
Child Care Occupations.
Child Caregivers.
Day Care.
Early Childhood Education.
Employment Practices.
Family Day Care.
Fringe Benefits.
Job Satisfaction.
Professional Recognition.
Social Attitudes.
Wages.
Work Attitudes.
Work Environment.
Work Experience.

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