Will kindergarten nurses have temporary workers and regular workers to recruit together?

No, most of the nurses in public kindergartens are regular workers. If the number of kindergarten nurses is insufficient, with the consent of the Garden Committee and the approval of the leaders in charge of preschool education, some temporary workers may be employed as kindergarten nurses. However, after the temporary workers come, they need to be trained as nurses. Without training, they cannot be employed. Therefore, when full-time kindergarten staff leave their posts temporarily due to vacation, sick leave or other reasons, temporary workers will be recruited to fill the vacancy and ensure the normal operation of the kindergarten.