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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Our daycare has yet to publish any new guidelines, but they do seem to be being flexible on an ad-hoc basis (in terms of out-of-school exposure or parent cases).  But we still haven't had many cases, and our last closure was in January during Omicron.

I do think they are likely to shut down a classroom for 10 days if there is a case in the room, though.  I guess we'll probably eventually find out.  Has CDC flowed new guidance that suggests they shouldn't?  I don't think so.

I am most angry that these restrictions/policies come with no support, like paid parental leave.  It is fine for me, but not for everyone.[/quote]

Totally agree, and no it’s been crickets out of the CDC. It’s so frustrating. They really seem to be hanging their hat on a vaccine that may never be coming.

I work for a regulatory agency and have to deal with strict deadlines for a lot of our processes. There was never any sort of extension to timelines or flexibility introduces as a result of the pandemic.  So whoever a parent has to take large swaths of time off the work gets shifted on others to do rather than just delayed until when they return.  My colleague’s kids are in what’s got to be their 6th quarantine (one time they actually got it).  While those of us with kids have empathy for him because we’ve all been there at least once, there’s also been resentment among a couple of the childless employees because this guy just can’t get his stuff done with all the constant disruptions.  [/quote]

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