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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Question applies to people already in this situation. I know most contracts/terms/agreements don't address this kind of situation, so wondering whether anyone that's currently dealing with this can shed some light on their situation.

I think my provider, a large daycare center, may close next week. No word on whether we'd be expected to pay tuition if the center is closed for weeks on end. I understand fully the need for the teachers to be able to support themselves; at the same time, if the center is closed for a prolonged period, we'd be paying for services that aren't being rendered. It's a tough situation all around. [/quote]

To pay a couple of weeks I am fine. but not for more than 4 weeks closure. Simply not realistic. 
If my office closes for some emergency, my employer will certainly NOT be paying me. They will force me to use all the remaning pto and then forced unpaid leave. so why daycare staff would be able to get paid when facility closes?

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