Early childhood educators burnt out, stretched and 'paid peanuts' (opens original article in a new tab)
Early childhood educators in Australia are experiencing burnout and low pay, leading to staff shortages and potential strikes, as calls for better funding and wages grow.
- Early childhood educators report burnout and insufficient support leading to high turnover.
- Many educators are underpaid, with calls for better wages and funding to retain staff.
- Regional areas face significant challenges due to low pay and high living costs.
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