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Ulsan raises fee cap for private and home-based childcare centers, stabilizing childcare without burden on parents
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- Ulsan has decided, after review by the Childcare Policy Committee, to raise the childcare fee cap for children aged 3 to 5 at private and home-based childcare centers by 30,000 won per child per month.
- The increase is about 7.8% to 8.5%, and the city of Ulsan said the full amount of the increase will be covered by city funds and other sources.
- Because the increase is covered by city funds and other sources, the childcare fees parents actually pay will remain the same as before.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 울산 민간·가정 어린이집 보육료 수납한도액 인상, 부모 부담 없이 보육 환경 안정화
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