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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If she doesn't feel comfortable taking public transport and we can't drive her. 
If she has health concerns or her family does and doesn't want to be cross exposed to us because we are still working (as safely as we can) and going to grocery stores.

Our nanny and I are working through it together day by day. Based on if my company is open, if dh is finally allowed to telework etc etc.Her husband drives her to and from our house right now. If I have to let her go and not work for a bit because of some reason I'll pay out 2 weeks at least. That's usually the amount of holiday bonus we give so we will just do it now. [/quote]

Your generosity is underwhelming.  Even if your office is closed the chances are 100%  that you will continue to be paid and this means you should continue to pay her.  Otherwise, she should quit and find a new job when the crisis is over.[/quote]

How do you know that the chances of pp continuing to be paid are 100%? So many people are being laid off or taking salary cuts right now.[/quote]

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