According to the former employee, young, inexperienced individuals were being employed because they were less expensive than seasoned teachers with years of solid recommendations.
The video, she claimed, was a sign of that more serious issue.The childcare provider in the video received a community
Corrections order after being found guilty of common assault. The regulator also prohibited her from working in childcare for a period of 12 months.
The coworker who took the video quit.The’safety, welfare, and development of every child’ must be the top concern, according to Affinity CEO Tim Hickey.
He claimed that after the police notified the company of the occurrence, it moved quickly.”I want to reiterate how deeply sorry I am that any child in our care could experience something like this.”
“The committed, skilled staff that provides daily care for children in thousands of centers is not reflected in these incidents.”
