Employers are not going to necessarily be prioritizing what’s best for kids; they’re going to always have their bottom line ...

Subsidized child care is the top benefit respondents would like for ... addressed and funded by political leaders, and 45% hope universal child care will be federally supported in their children ...

Issues around the cost of and access to child care disproportionately impact women. While 79% of women and 84% of men without ...

This perception existed partly because federal tax incentives for child care benefits were so inadequate ... see the movement ...

At-risk kids typically benefit from such programs ... Exactly how such a policy would look is unclear, but the sweeping, universal child-care program that liberals are calling for is not it.

This is because when a payment date falls on a weekend or a bank holiday, payments for benefits, including Universal Credit, Child Benefit, Pension Credit and Personal Independent Payment, are usually ...

Working and middle class parents cannot afford the skyrocketing costs of child care. As both New Yorkers and elected representatives, we have seen the immense benefits that universal Pre-K and 3-K ...

45% of parents hope universal child care will be federally supported in their children’s future. 54% of parents said they are worried their company will scale back child-care benefits in the ...