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[quote=Anonymous]to OP's question - no. an MB's employer might make a decision based on entirely different factors such as long drives of workers, bus routes (if a teacher), or the fact that cancelling "work" still means people work from home all day so it's 80% as efficient. Those same reasons do not necessarily match a nanny's situation. My nanny happens to live right on a main road and we are just off of one in a neighborhood that gets plowed very well. You shouldn't speed today, but it's totally safe. My work followed fed schedule but even if it did not, i would have expected her to come in at least for a half day in the afternoon since roads surely would be fine by then. Because just like the vast majority of office worker MBs - all my colleagues keep working and my work load is all still there so it's not as if it's a freebie day for most of us.[/quote]
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