Every Child A Swimmer Update

This "Every Child A Swimmer" update focuses on the critical issue of drowning as a preventable cause of death among children in Florida. It emphasizes Florida's high rates of unintentional drownings, especially in young children, due to its extensive shoreline and numerous swimming pools. The report underlines the significance of swimming lessons in reducing drowning risks and advocates for widespread water safety education. Additionally, it discusses the economic and emotional impacts of drowning incidents. The report supports legislative measures aimed at improving water safety and swimming education to prevent drowning deaths in children.

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The Potential Impacts of New Tariffs on Florida’s Economy

The Potential Impacts of New Tariffs on Florida’s Economy

On April 2nd, 2025, a universal 10 percent tariff on all countries was announced by the federal government, with a few countries facing additional reciprocal tariffs of up to 50 percent. A week after the announcement, due to intense volatility in the bond market, a 90-day suspension on the tariffs was announced, with the exception of a 145 percent tariff on certain Chinese goods.

 

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How Childcare Costs Impact Florida’s Economy

How Childcare Costs Impact Florida’s Economy

The impact of childcare, as the data suggest, is prominent on Florida’s economy. Losses incurred from turnover and absenteeism of working parents can be avoided with friendlier workplace policies and higher investment in affordable childcare. As an important part of the industry, treating childcare workers better financially can help maintain the workforce in childcare and add to the economy of Florida. Impactful measures that can alleviate the pressing childcare issues mentioned can further grow Florida’s economy.

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