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    Quote Originally Posted by cfred View Post

    These are just proposals though, correct? Just because they're proposed doesn't necessarily make it so....at least not right away.
    I found this and seems that still needs to be approved:

    http://news.ontario.ca/edu/en/2013/1...ation-act.html

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    Have they even thought of all the ramifications of these proposed changes. The increase in cost to parents (you can be dammed sure my rates will go sky high in order to allow only 3 spots. My own two girls are 3 and 4.5yrs old, so I guess I'd have to let go of 2 dck's.). So increased cost, more people going underground so to speak (no receipts/etc.), or leaving this business all together.

    This is a cash grab. Plain and simple. If they wanted to have safer daycares, there are better ways which benefit the business owners, the consumers and the children. License private daycare providers, but allow them to maintain their independence (not working for an agency). Why is this so hard? Oh yes...money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Other Mummy View Post
    Have they even thought of all the ramifications of these proposed changes. The increase in cost to parents (you can be dammed sure my rates will go sky high in order to allow only 3 spots. My own two girls are 3 and 4.5yrs old, so I guess I'd have to let go of 2 dck's.). So increased cost, more people going underground so to speak (no receipts/etc.), or leaving this business all together.

    This is a cash grab. Plain and simple. If they wanted to have safer daycares, there are better ways which benefit the business owners, the consumers and the children. License private daycare providers, but allow them to maintain their independence (not working for an agency). Why is this so hard? Oh yes...money.



    My thoughts exactly!!!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Artsand crafts View Post
    I found this and seems that still needs to be approved:

    http://news.ontario.ca/edu/en/2013/1...ation-act.html
    After reading that, I guess if it becomes law, I will become a "babysitter".

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    Quote Originally Posted by jodaycare View Post
    After reading that, I guess if it becomes law, I will become a "babysitter".
    You and me as well jodaycare. No receipts and I can charge $15/per hour. Wow this will really benefit everybody (except the parents).

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    Does anyone know for certain WHEN this is effective? Is it as of now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Other Mummy View Post
    You and me as well jodaycare. No receipts and I can charge $15/per hour. Wow this will really benefit everybody (except the parents).
    Not a bad idea. Nannies charge here from $12 to $20 per hour depending on experience, credentials, age, etc. What I don't like is that you have to follow employers rules most of the time. I would try to increase fees for the kids left first and this could be another option while finding something else. I will be dropping 4 kids and potentially take care of a 12 mo in their house. How many kids like this will be out of daycare or parents having to pay higher fees.

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