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More people are headed back to work in person — but with COVID-19 cases 

, there are plenty of health implications.

To top it off, many school districts are 

 how they'll resume instruction in the fall. With more parents back to work, and child care a scarce commodity even before the pandemic, some families are scrambling to figure out who will watch their children if they're not in a classroom full-time.

MPR News host Angela Davis talks with two experts about Minnesota’s workers and their children.

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More people are headed back to work in person — but with COVID-19 cases on the rise in Minnesota, there are plenty of health implications. There are child care implications, too.

More people are heading back to work. So who's watching the kids?

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