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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP does not comprehend that workers at childcare centers exist and go home at night.[/quote]

This is a dumb, lazy response to a legitimate concern. There's zero reason why childcare workers and their employers can't be allowed to make their own decisions about whether they're able to open like all other businesses.[/quote]

maybe the school district is protecting those workers to we continue to have child care workers.[/quote]

There is no danger that we're going to run out of childcare workers if they're asked to commute in the rain.[/quote]

yes, treating people even more poorly surely will result in them wanting to take those jobs, which already have trouble finding consistent employees.[/quote]

If your concern is treatment of the employees, that's an issue for the employer. Which isn't MCPS.[/quote]

+1.  My older DC used to work at one of the before/aftercare programs when they were in college.  Like anywhere, some employers are better than others, but generally they want to retain good employees too and the head of the program DC worked for seemed to be pretty understanding if someone couldn't make it in due to illness, weather, etc.  We don't live very far from the school and snow was never an issue for DC but there were one or two times she covered for someoene else.[/quote]

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