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Summer Holiday Childcare Costs and Career Impact for UK Parents
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Guardian UKil y a 9 heuresLabor1 min de lectureUnited Kingdom

Summer Holiday Childcare Costs and Career Impact for UK Parents

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New research indicates that six weeks of summer holiday childcare can cost working parents up to £1,145 per child, with nearly three-quarters reporting career damage due to the childcare juggle.

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The summer holidays have begun, bringing the annual challenge many parents face in balancing work and looking after school-aged children.

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The summer holidays have begun, bringing the annual challenge many parents face in balancing work and looking after school-aged children. New research suggests arranging six weeks of holiday childcare can cost working parents up to £1,145 per child, while almost three-quarters of parents say the summer childcare juggle damages their career.

Are you paying for holiday clubs or childminders, relying on family and friends or working from home while caring for children? Are you taking annual leave, reducing your hours or working early mornings and late evenings to fit everything in?

Has the summer holiday childcare challenge affected your work, career or finances? Or have you found a solution that’s working well for your family?

Questions ouvertes

  • How do parents manage holiday childcare costs?
  • What solutions are working for families?
  • How does this challenge affect careers?

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This article was originally published by Guardian UK.

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