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> A large number of the remaining 56% are classified as "essential": grocery and certain retail, public servants and first responders, healthcare, education [..
by jbullock35 7y ago
> A large number of the remaining 56% are classified as "essential": grocery and certain retail, public servants and first responders, healthcare, education [...]
The authors already code 82% of teachers as able to work from home, albeit with difficulty. See the second footnote in the paper.
- Noos 7y agoThat's not just working from home if so, that's reassigning an industry from face to face to virtual, and if history is any guide a lot of teachers may lose their jobs as well as secondary jobs becoming lost too. Sort of a pyrrhic victory.