Seattle Child Care Staffing Task Force records, 1989-1995, (bulk, 1992-1994).

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Seattle Child Care Staffing Task Force records, 1989-1995, (bulk, 1992-1994).

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Includes subject files, minutes, and reports of a fifteen-member task force created by Mayor Rice and the Seattle City Council in 1992 to study issues of inadequate child care worker compensation and benefits, as well as child care quality, accessibility, and affordability. Task Force members represented parents, labor, business, economics, government, foundations, child care teachers, and directors.

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Seattle Municipal Archives

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