169. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth if his attention has been drawn to staff shortages and-or the ability to retain workers in the ECCE sector; if he and his officials are developing a strategy in order to assist employers to attract and retain workers to the ECCE sector; if he has engaged with the Minister for Higher Education in the context of providing further education on a much-reduced basis for workers in the sector or those with ambition to enter the early learning sector. [8619/22]

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169. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth if his attention has been drawn to staff shortages and-or the ability to retain workers in the ECCE sector; if he and his officials are developing a strategy in order to assist employers to attract and retain workers to the ECCE sector; if he has engaged with the Minister for Higher Education in the context of providing further education on a much-reduced basis for workers in the sector or those with ambition to enter the early learning sector. [8619/22]

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