Coronavirus is closing day cares; child care providers worry they may never reopen
The U.S. child care "system" has long been at a breaking point. Coronavirus could mean providers stay closed forever, which would be a crisis for working parent.....»»
Coronavirus is closing daycare. Child care providers worry they may never reopen
The U.S, child care "system" has long been at a breaking point. Coronavirus could mean providers stay closed forever -- a crisis for w.....»»
As workplaces reopen, coronavirus could unleash an ‘avalanche’ of lawsuits over family leave, discrimination
Legal experts expect more companies could face discrimination lawsuits from parents struggling to cope with household and child-care duties while working from home......»»
As workplaces reopen, coronavirus could spur ‘avalanche’ of lawsuits over family leave, discrimination
Legal experts expect more companies could face discrimination lawsuits from parents struggling to cope with household and child-care duties while working from home......»»
As COVID-19 wanes, employees want more from work, including child care and flexibility
As COVID-19 wanes and offices reopen, many employees want flexible work schedules, help with child care and other employ.....»»
Downtown Chicago hotels are starting to reopen. Laid-off workers worry they might not get their jobs back.
Downtown hotels are starting to reopen after closing last year because of the pandemic, but the pace of recalling employees has been slow. Some .....»»
Coronavirus vaccine mandates have care providers weighing "carrots or sticks" approach
Vaccine mandates could cause certain sectors of the health care industry a very real problem......»»
The Margin: 1 in 4 restaurants won’t reopen after the coronavirus pandemic, OpenTable CEO warns
David Chang is closing two restaurants in New York and D.C......»»
Kentucky providers got $325M in CARES Act money — here’s who got the most
An analysis of data from a federal database shows how many and how much money health care providers in Kentucky have received from the federal government's relief efforts......»»
How a Portland nonprofit is fighting to ensure child care providers are there when the economy reopens
Family Forward has always advocated on behalf of working families. Those efforts are now in overdrive.....»»
The pandemic is slated to shutter 30% of US child care centers — and it could prove catastrophic for the careers of American women
Ted S. Warren/ AP In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, many child care centers and schools have closed their doors, forcing parents to teach and care for their kids while also juggling wor.....»»
Can I get unemployment if I stay home to take care of my child? Your coronavirus money questions, answered
When will I get my stimulus check? Will my stimulus check be affected if I owe taxes? Your questions answered by USA TODAY Network fin.....»»
Childcare remains a wildcard as businesses slowly reopen
Parents preparing to go back to work as businesses slowly reopen have a dilemma: many schools won’t reopen until fall, and regular child-care arrangements have gone out the window with daycare centers closed and camps and activities put on hold. .....»»
Business of Medicine: Telehealth goes mainstream due to coronavirus pandemic
Telemedicine is hitting its stride in American health care. Even before the Covid-19 outbreak, it was gaining favor among health care providers and patients......»»
The coronavirus has probably infected far more children in the US than thought, a study says
Ezra Acayan/Getty Images A new report estimates that, for every child in intensive care with COVID-19, there are 2,318 other children infected. While the CDC said there were around 2,500 US kids infected on April 6, the researc.....»»
Four more Houston restaurants reopen for service after coronavirus-related shuttering
Four more Houston restaurants are reopening their doors after closing for various reasons related to the coronavirus pandemic. Now that they’re back, they’re offering curbside services with limited menus. All orders can be made through the .....»»
Wilson Foundation puts $6M toward coronavirus fight — with more to come
The foundation is supporting health care organizations and front line providers across its footprint in Western New York and Southeast Michigan......»»
Jefferson CEO battling COVID-19 on multiple fronts, expects ‘immense’ impact on health care providers
Jefferson CEO Dr. Stephen Klasko talks about coping with the coronavirus, keeping patients and employees safe, embracing online learning, protecting safety net hospitals, planning a virtual fashion show and more......»»
City hospitals losing $450M a month battling coronavirus
New York City is in danger of running out of swabs for Covid-19 tests and should only test ho… patients, the city health department said in a memo to health care providers over the weekend. “As the... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Behind closed doors, Trump"s coronavirus task force boosts industry and sows confusion
New York City is in danger of running out of swabs for Covid-19 tests and should only test ho… patients, the city health department said in a memo to health care providers over the weekend. “As the... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Slow start for Abbott"s rapid coronavirus tests frustrates states
New York City is in danger of running out of swabs for Covid-19 tests and should only test ho… patients, the city health department said in a memo to health care providers over the weekend. “As the... To view the full story, click the title link......»»