Chip makers looking to use the nearly $40 billion in federal subsidies to increase US-based manufacturing must now provide employer-sponsored Child Care to their workforce This week, the U.S. Dept. of Commerce announced that semiconductor manufacturers seeking to receive nearly $40 billion in new federal subsidies will need to provide access to affordable, high-quality child care for workers who build or operate new plants. TOOTRiS, the nation’s largest child care benefit service for employers, has been partnering with manufacturers nationwide to ensure their workforce has access to a comprehensive, turn-key solution.  Last July, a bipartisan group of lawmakers passed the CHIPS Act, devoting $39 billion to directly boost U.S. semiconductor…