Child/Adult Ratio Sample Clauses

Child/Adult Ratio. The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Day Care Centre is essential if the children's physical, intellectual and emotional needs and potentials are to be given proper attention. Therefore, the Employer agrees that the child/adult ratio shall not fall below the minimum established by the Child Care and Early Years Act or its successor. In the case of home day care, the ratio of day care homes to home visitor shall not exceed 25 to 1.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 32.01 The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Day Care Centre is essential if the children's physical, intellectual and emotional needs and potentials are to be given proper attention. Therefore, the Employer agrees that the child/adult ratio shall not fall below the minimum established by the Ontario Day Nurseries Act or its successor.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 29.01 The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Day Care Centre is essential if the children's physical, intellectual and emotional needs and potentials are to be given proper attention. Therefore, the Employer agrees that the child/adult ratio shall not exceed the minimum established by The Ontario Day Nurseries Act, 1976, as amended from time to time and that an ECE that is absent will be replaced by an ECE when an E.C.E. is needed to meet the requirements of the D.N.A.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 26.01 The Employer recognises its obligation to offer and to maintain a child/adult ratio in compliance with the Day Nurseries Act/Child Care and early Childhood and its regulations with its potential changes.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 29.01 The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Child Care Centre is essential if the children's physical, intellectual and emotional needs and potentials are to be given proper attention. Therefore, the Employer agrees that the child/adult ratio shall not exceed the minimum established by The Child Care and Early Years Xxx 0000, as amended from time to time and that an ECE that is absent will be replaced by an ECE when an E.C.E. is needed to meet the requirements of the CCEYA.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 29.01 The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Day Care Centre is essential if the children's physical, intellectual and emotional needs and potentials are to be given proper attention. Therefore, the Employer agrees that the child/adult ratio shall not exceed the minimum established by the 1997 Day Nurseries Act, as amended from time to time. In the case of home day care, the ratio of children to home visitors shall not exceed 40-1. 29.02 Should ratio change, the Board and union shall meet prior, to discuss the impact of change and negotiate action plan. 29.03 The Employer and the Union recognize that, for the purposes of calculating ratios under the Day Nurseries Act, effective February 14, 2009 all Early Childhood Educators are required to be registered with the College of Early Childhood Educators. Accordingly, only Registered Early Childhood Educators in good standing with the College of Early Childhood Educators can occupy those positions in the Daycare which the Employer uses to calculate and maintain ratios under the Day Nurseries Act. For clarity, this means that effective February 14, 2009, positions for which the previous requirement was only an Early Childhood Educator Diploma (or Ministry Approval), require that the incumbent be a Registered Early Childhood Educator in good standing with the College of Early Childhood Educators (or an individual with valid Ministry Approval), in order for the Employer to maintain the proper ratios under the Day Nurseries Act.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 27.01 The Employer agrees to abide by the Child Care and Early Years Act, 2014 as a minimum standard.
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Child/Adult Ratio. ‌ 28:01 The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Child Care Centre is essential if the children's physical, intellectual and emotional needs and potentials are to be given proper attention. Therefore, the Employer agrees that the child/adult ratio can exceed the minimum standard, but cannot fall below the minimum standard established by the Child Care and Early Years Act 2014, as amended from time to time.
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Child/Adult Ratio. 27.01 The Employer and the Union agree that a reasonable ratio of adults to children in a Day Care Centre is essential if the children's physical,
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