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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The 12 weeks FFCRA leave are not in addition to traditional FMLA. It counts against any traditional FMLA balance. It’s literally titled “expanded FML” and just adds one qualifying reason for FMLA leave: that your kids are home because school is closed. My [/b]kids have been in a daycare for kids of essential workers since the pandemic started. No infections. No closures[b]. Whoever cited the example of the gym: seriously? An outbreak among a group of adults is not relevant when considering putting a group of kids with one or two adults and the adults can distance from each other. Kids are less likely than adults to get it and pass it on. Yes, school is childcare and is essential. Kids, even young kids, will wear masks at school with teacher and peer pressure. Teachers get the kids to do a ton of things they don’t want to do (like line up, clean up, etc.) with guidance and peer pressure. Re: fecal matter: um, my kid’s PK teachers wouldn’t wipe her butt. PK3 kids have to be potty trained and have to wipe themselves, or no wipe. Exceptions for kids who can’t due to developmental delays can be made. Specials shouldn’t happen if school reopens. It’s not wise for an art teacher to see 100 students a day. The art teacher, if able to report to school, becomes a main teacher for another small pod of students. I’m an essential worker and cannot take off of work to stay home and care for/manage distance learning for my kids. I am expected to go to work. Teachers are essential too. I’m afraid I do not support teachers who don’t feel comfortable going to work, unless they are in an at-risk category. Schools should have a hybrid model. Teachers who are at-risk can lead the remote learning. [/quote] I am also an essential worker and I agree with this 100 percent [/quote] Did anyone ask you? :roll: Let's see if you go in if your place of establishment isn't being cleaned and your 'clients' won't wear masks. [/quote]
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