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Reply to "are we really supposed to pay for 3 months of a daycare we can't use?"
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[quote=Anonymous]This whole situation is insane. I am an essential employee and my husband is able to telework but actually has insane amounts of work and has been working into night hours to stay on top of it. We were forced to bring in a caretaker to provide care for our daughter while we work and are obviously paying for it. This is a very expensive area to live in and even both of us have full time jobs, we were already living paycheck to paycheck. How in the world is it reasonable to expect tuition payments for service that is not provided? We are talking thousands of dollars for moths of closure. Am I really expected to take out a loan to make those payments? I am not getting paid if I don't work, it is as simple as that. We made a decision to pull our daughter out and will have to look into other schools when this is over. I know there is tremendous pressure to continue making the payments and as much as I sympathize with preschools and childcare providers, we have to think about sustainability, not only theirs but ours as well. Are you going to be getting paid if you get sick and need months of health care? Is there a possibility that either you or your spouse loose the job in the near future? Do you have a hefty savings account that will not miss a few thousand dollars? We don't, and that is why we made the decision that we did. [/quote]
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