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[quote=Anonymous]Hi! Our nanny has what I think is a good/standard PTO package: 5 days paid sick leave, 2 weeks paid vacation, all federal holidays, 10 "covid days", for any testing/isolation after an exposure. (Plus it wasn't in her contract, but when she got Covid a couple of weeks ago we still paid her for the 2 weeks she was recovering/isolating, even though she'd used all her sick leave and Covid days.) The weather today is wild and she has a long commute, so we told her to stay home today if it didn't feel safe to drive. How do I account for that time? Is it vacation time? Or do other families offer a set number of days for inclement weather--and if so, how many? Seems prudent to have some system for tracking and accounting for this in case it comes up again this winter.[/quote]
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