do you charge if you have to send children home because you are ill?
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    Default do you charge if you have to send children home because you are ill?

    hello.

    i had to send 2 lo's home this morning because my son had been sick and stuck on the loo. they stayed 2 and 2.5 hours. would you charge for this? i felt bad as i was off with a cold last week for a day and one mum had to take her lo back to her work.

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    mrs.h
    Last edited by mrs.h; 10-11-2010 at 03:13 PM. Reason: wrong word in title

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    i would charge for the hourse I worked honx hope your little one is better soon.x

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    only hours i worked cx

 

 

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