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Day Care
An examination of the legal, social, economic and corporate aspects of day care, focusing on the shortcomings of system and analysis of the proposed policy for affordable care in New York City.
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"Part AThe lack of affordable and high-quality day care has been acknowledged as a social problem ever since Congress placed day care on its agenda in the ?80s (Jansson, 1999, p. 139). This result is the culmination of lobbying by Children's Defense Fund, feminist groups, and corporations who have begun to hire increasing numbers of women (Jansson, 1999, p.139). According to Chambers (1986), the significance of a social problem is indicated by the number of people affected and also by the social status of the individuals or groups bringing interest to the issue (p. 119). The lack of day care has affected increasing numbers of families in which both parents have had to work to support their families. Concomitantly, corporations who hire working parents also suffer from the impact of the lack of proper day care when they lose valuable employees who..."
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