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Sacramento’s economy depends on reliable, accessible child care | Opinion

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By Adonai Mack, Barry Broome
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
Access to reliable, affordable child care in Sacramento County is essential for workforce participation, economic growth and supporting local businesses. The Sacramento region’s economy is growing, with employers across the region working to attract and retain talent in an increasingly competitive labor market. Yet one of the most essential components of a stable workforce often goes overlooked: Workers’ access to reliable, affordable child care.
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Sacramento’s economy depends on reliable, accessible child care | Opinion

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By Adonai Mack, Barry Broome
| Yahoo Verified
Access to reliable, affordable child care in Sacramento County is essential for workforce participation, economic growth and supporting local businesses. (Getty Images) Adonai Mack is CEO of Child Action. (Adonai Mack) Barry Broome is president and CEO of the Greater Sacramento Economic Council.
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Sacramento’s economy depends on reliable, accessible child care | Opinion

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By Adonai Mack, Barry Broome
| Aol Verified
The Sacramento region’s economy is growing, with employers across the region working to attract and retain talent in an increasingly competitive labor market. Yet one of the most essential components of a stable workforce often goes overlooked: Workers’ access to reliable, affordable child care. Today, the Sacramento regional economy generates over $204 billion in annual economic output, supporting a diverse mix of industries and employers.
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