Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately I feel like this is more work's call than mine. I'd like to keep the infant, in particular, home as long as possible, but I cant expect infinite flexibility if federal buildings are open.
+1
If my building opens back up, how will it even be a choice to keep my 4 year old at home? I'm tied to the daycare/still paying, and won't be hiring a sitter or a nanny while still paying daycare. Unless my employer gets ridiculous and mandates return early, like on May 1.
Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately I feel like this is more work's call than mine. I'd like to keep the infant, in particular, home as long as possible, but I cant expect infinite flexibility if federal buildings are open.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately I feel like this is more work's call than mine. I'd like to keep the infant, in particular, home as long as possible, but I cant expect infinite flexibility if federal buildings are open.
+1
If my building opens back up, how will it even be a choice to keep my 4 year old at home? I'm tied to the daycare/still paying, and won't be hiring a sitter or a nanny while still paying daycare. Unless my employer gets ridiculous and mandates return early, like on May 1.
Anonymous wrote:Unfortunately I feel like this is more work's call than mine. I'd like to keep the infant, in particular, home as long as possible, but I cant expect infinite flexibility if federal buildings are open.
Anonymous wrote:No, I will wait.