Childcare providers moot increased fees to cover operating costs amid Covid-19 pandemic
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 06:28 AM MYT
Its president Anisa Ahmad said childcare centres that impose monthly fees of RM600 and below have not been able to cover the operating costs especially during the implementation of the movement control order and the conditional CMCO. “We have to wait another two to three months to see if the centres will be able to survive or not,” she told Bernama.
“Parents should be informed of the fee increase and this information sould also be included in the centres' payment agreement,” she said.
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