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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Apparently I was in the minority, but my ES age kid did aftercare even though we had a hybrid schedule / someone is WFH most days. I don’t want my kid around when I am still working![/quote] +1. DH and I work in private sector and one or the other is WFH every day. We still have a nanny for after school. If we couldn’t afford a nanny we would have signed up for aftercare at one of the 1,000 karate places or tutoring centers that offers them. I have a hard time believing all these ESers are so independent after school. The fact is, the WFH parents are barely paying attention to work in the afternoons because they are transporting their children to activities, supervising them at home, etc. Which is fine if they can make it work (eg logging back in at night to compensate). But it’s a benefit they were taking advantage of, not something they were entitled to long term. So they shouldn’t act like the rug was pulled out from under them. They should have had childcare all along.[/quote] Well said [/quote] +1 I work from home and still have a nanny in the afternoons bc no one can sincerely work and do the after school stuff. They are dropping one of the balls. We have some government clients, and most of them are hard to reach from about 2pm on and don’t respond to emails until the next day. I’m as anti-trump as anyone but happy for this graft to be cut. [/quote]
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