Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 19:49     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I'm wondering if these places are paying their hourly workers when they are clsoed.


They absolutely do not pay the daycare workers beyond a couple days of sick leave.

However, they do pay rent and fixed costs for utilities and benefits. A few employees are salaried and they get paid.


All of the teachers in our daycare are salaried with the exception of a handful of floaters/subs who only get paid for hours worked.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 19:48     Subject: Re:Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Anonymous wrote:Ours did not make us pay when they closed for two covid cases. Each time was on a Wednesday, and they closed for the rest of the week. We’re in nova.


In home daycares don't count.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 19:27     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Who has had Covid - teachers or children? And yes, it's normal that you would pay. Deal with it, it's a week.


Well from the OP it's been twice in two months so that's a quarter of the time they are paying for. It is a burden for a working parent. Of course, it's not the provider's fault, and these closures are a huge strain on them as well because many families will make the calculation that paying for daycare is not worth it.


Oh stop. We paid for 6 months of full time preschool at the beginning of the pandemic and we got a one hour zoom per day. A few weeks Is nothing!!


Congratulations to you. I hope you feel good about yourself.


We knew that it was going to be bad so we took our child out of daycare.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 10:39     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Sadly, yeah, normal. My daycare has been closed twice in the past month for COVID cases (although fortunately only for a couple days each time), even though it only closed twice in the entire previous year. Delta's a b*tch.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 10:33     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Who has had Covid - teachers or children? And yes, it's normal that you would pay. Deal with it, it's a week.


Well from the OP it's been twice in two months so that's a quarter of the time they are paying for. It is a burden for a working parent. Of course, it's not the provider's fault, and these closures are a huge strain on them as well because many families will make the calculation that paying for daycare is not worth it.


Oh stop. We paid for 6 months of full time preschool at the beginning of the pandemic and we got a one hour zoom per day. A few weeks Is nothing!!


Congratulations to you. I hope you feel good about yourself.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 09:37     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Completely normal OP. Welcome to the world of child care.
They have bills to pay to keep the building going.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 09:32     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

Anonymous wrote:I'm wondering if these places are paying their hourly workers when they are clsoed.


They absolutely do not pay the daycare workers beyond a couple days of sick leave.

However, they do pay rent and fixed costs for utilities and benefits. A few employees are salaried and they get paid.
Anonymous
Post 08/06/2021 09:01     Subject: Daycare classroom closure due to covid

I'm wondering if these places are paying their hourly workers when they are clsoed.