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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm sort of shocked you would consider this a question.

How do you propose any of the staff pay themselves if you aren't paying tuition?

This should've been worked into your budget from the beginning. [/quote]

OP here. I'm sort of shocked that you're sort of shocked. Did you consider that maybe I myself won't be paid if the company I work for closes down, limiting my ability to pay for daycare? Companies assume risk when they operate a business; this situation obviously is a special, unforeseen case for which management reserves should be applied to pay teachers. To expect the client, i.e., the family of the children, to pay the teachers' salaries for weeks or months on end while receiving no services in return is not a good business model. Two weeks? Maybe. Three months? No. It's the company's responsibility to plan for this kind of black swan event.

Anyway, you didn't answer my question as it was asked, so I'll hold out for those that do.[/quote]

I have the same question as you OP! I mean I can’t pay the daycare for services they aren’t providing and pay for backup care to some one who is actually providing care. Just like that poster is saying we should budget for these types of emergencies, so should the business. They should have reserves to pay their employees. [/quote]

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