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I saw an engineering services company I know of post a new job position for a "care coordinator" to babysit their employees kids, at work, while the employees w
by iancmceachern 6y ago
I saw an engineering services company I know of post a new job position for a "care coordinator" to babysit their employees kids, at work, while the employees work. My first thought was, isn't that a daycare? How is it different in the eyes of the law?
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- qppo 6y agoSince about April I've seen a daycare go on a daily walk with the kids every morning and 3-4 adults supervising them.
- iancmceachern 6y agoHere (SF), my understanding is that day care is only able to be open of they are serving essential workers.
- kyuudou 6y agoSunshine and fresh air worked with the Spanish Flu also.
- emiliobumachar 6y agoI don't know about law, but it's less infectious than the normal situation in which kid's peers are from different families than parent's peers. Of course, it's much more infectious than actual isolation.
- vharuck 6y ago>My first thought was, isn't that a daycare? How is it different in the eyes of the law? Childcare is one of those basic and ancient jobs that's accrued a lot of compex laws over the years. In PA, anyone caring for four or more children not related to them is required to get some sort of certification, even if they're doing it out of their house for friends for free. Home daycares aren't uncommon here. I'm not sure about the laws in your area, but my money's on that business having to apply for certification and pass inspections. They'll probably hire a certified childcare worker.
- jpindar 6y agoSome states have loosened the rules about daycare.