Early Years Charter: organisation sign-up

The early years sector is a at a breaking point and we need employers and organisations to sign-up to our Early Years Charter to deliver real, meaningful change for the early years workforce.

Together we will send a clear message to the Government on the key things that they need to do to address the crisis in childcare on pay, conditions and recognition. Our Early Years Charter outlines what Government need to do in a clear and transparent manner.

The benefits for you as an organisation or employer are clear, including more funding to support your setting, and most importantly – a more content and better paid workforce.

Early years staff, nannies and most importantly the children need your support now. Together we can make education better today.

Organisations that have signed our charter include:

The Norland College logoThe Co-operative Party logo.Pregnant then Screwed LogoThe General Federation of Trade Union's (GFTU) logo

Add your voice to our Early Years Charter today and help us send a clear message to government – that our early years workforce deserves more pay and recognition for the brilliant work they do in providing education to our children.

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Any questions?

If you have any questions about our Early Years Chater or would like to get your organisation more involved, please email us at earlyyears@community-tu.org.

       
           

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