Nursery opens every day to help struggling staff
Mumbles Day Nursery is set to open seven days a week to bring in extra income for both the business and its staffA nursery is to open seven days a week to help staff who are financially struggling.
Staff member Daniel Harris said he was "really feeling the pinch" and had started to look for a second job when faced with rising bills.Finding it difficult to find suitable jobs which would work in addition to his day job, he spoke to managers who started looking at options. Paid-for sessions for toddlers and their families will not just supplement staff income but also help the business in the long run, she said.
She added they were "having to be really careful" about increasing nursery fees as they were aware many families were feeling the effects of rising bills."I needed a job which worked for the family, rather than what I really wanted to do for a career right now," says Sarah, mum to Noah and Evie Noah, who turns three in December, will be eligible for 30 hours' free childcare. In the meantime Sarah's mum pays for him to go to a local nursery one day a week, to help him socialise with children his own age. Sarah's other child, Ellie, is 11 months old.
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