| There are management jobs available, while nannying, or running your own nursery or childminding business can reap financial rewards. |
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| A request was made for a forthcoming Committee meeting to be devoted entirely to the question of childminding activities. |
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| Organizations that offer the on-site childminding services must meet national LINC childminding requirements. |
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| The reform also provides for higher repayment of childminding costs as well as a whole range of measures in favour of the environment. |
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| But you can phone the childminding service that the town council has made available. |
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| The demand for after-school care service and outdoor childminding centre places is rising in much the same way as that for crèches. |
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| Parents are abusing the new guidelines to save money on childminding. |
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| The on-site LINC childminding programs benefit the children as well, because they have an opportunity to learn some English or French in a safe environment, with their parents or guardians on the premises. |
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| Contribution of the company to the cost of childminding facilities for infants: the maximum daily allowance for childminding fees that may be granted for all children up to the age of 10, is 4.12 euros. |
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| The European Social Fund can of course cofinance measures to reconcile occupational life and private life, particularly by facilitating access to childminding services and care services for dependant persons. |
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| Many are the firms, hospitals and local authorities which now provide their workers or their residents with creches, ironing services, childminding services, and the like. |
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| Yannick Patois proposed drawing up a questionnaire for parents to give their opinion on childminding and after-school activities, and on what the APE or they themselves could do to improve the situation where necessary. |
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| The program has a childminding component, which helps parents or legal guardians attend LINC classes by covering the cost of either licensed day care or on-site child care. |
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| Lee runs a childminding business in the UK and holds the full Certificate in Childminding Practice. |
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| Hopefully you will be able to form a friendship which means you feel perfectly happy about her childminding. |
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| Amongst the explicit policy aims now proposed is the promotion of equal opportunities for men and women in respect of employment including by the provision of childminding arrangements and other accompanying actions. |
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| I made it my mission to ensure that those were not childminding services that simply provided social care for children until their parents finished work. |
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| When Monica Demeterova completed her early years childminding course last December local parents were swift to sign up to her services and she looked forward to launching her own business. |
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| The National Child Minders Association, said it was also worried about childminding agencies, which could dilute inspection of individual carers in their homes. |
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| There was further controversy in the Children and Families bill, which set out plans for childminding agencies to cut red tape and again increase parents' choice. |
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| The childminding component provides assistance to parents so that they can attend classes by covering the cost of either licensed day care or offering child care on the same site as the classes. |
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| You can't leave your work before 6pm, but you explain to your cousin that she can phone the childminding facility in the town and they will find someone to look after her son. |
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| In Wales you need to register with the Care Standards Inspectorate for Wales TRAINING You are not required by law to train for childminding but it is recommended. |
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| Childminding networks can also arrange backup care if your regular childminder is ill. |
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| To handle the growing family trade, the Sundance Childminding Centre has doubled in size this year. |
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| And the National Childminding Association says childminders are safer than nannies or au pairs. |
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