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Hiring, retention and compliance insights for Early Years and OSHC providers, from specialist childcare recruiters.
Children's Services Award Changes 2026 and What Providers Need to Know
The Early Childhood Education and Care sector has been calling for greater recognition of educators for years, and now we're seeing one of the most...
Read article →Everything Childcare Providers and Educators Need to Know About the New National Early Childhood Worker Register
Australia’s early childhood sector is on the brink of a major change that will affect recruitment, compliance, workforce data and most importantly,...
Read article →How to Reduce Staff Turnover in Early Childhood Services
Staff turnover remains one of the biggest challenges in Early Childhood Education. Constantly recruiting, training, and onboarding new educators drains...
Read article →How To Recruit In Early Years Education
Currently, on Seek.com, there are 2,570 Early Years positions being advertised. Keep in mind, that this is only a fraction of the total vacancies...
Read article →Embracing the Pros and Cons of Casual Staffing in Early Childhood Education and Outside School Hours Care (OSHC)
Written by Andigoni Kandias (Andi) In recent times, there has been a noticeable increase in the normalisation of utilising casual staff to fill staff...
Read article →Key Updates for People in Management or Control (PMC) in Centre-Based Services from 1st July 2023.
Effective from July 1, 2023, there are updates regarding People in Management or Control (PMC) for centre-based services. The definition of a PMC has...
Read article →Staff Retention in Early Childhood and OSHC
This month, Anila Recruitment conducted a poll on LinkedIn targeting Early Childhood and OSHC Professionals. The purpose of the poll was to gather...
Read article →The Importance of Employee Wellbeing in the Early Childhood Sector
The Early Childhood and Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) sector is currently experiencing a high turnover of childcare staff. The highly regulated...
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