Any help I would appreciate! I have been playing phone tag with the department of L&I to get this question answered.
I own a small daycare in pierce county, Washington. The business manager (who is the Director) has a parent who just had heart surgery on about 10 days ago. I have always paid her for all her time off because she is salaried. I have been incredibally generous with her taking alot of personal time off. I gave her the week of her mother's surgery off. I told her I could not give her the following week off. She still did not come to work mon-wed. I do not feel like it is my responsibility to pay her to take care of her mom. she has 3 other relatives helping and her mom is in a hospital where there are professionals to care for her mom. she plans on taking care of her mom whenever she can even if it is during her working hours. Do I Need to pay for this time off I am required by childcare licensing to have a director full time and I do not employ more than 50 people. Also, she does all the hiring, firing, scheduling and she does make more than $455 per week.
I own a small daycare in pierce county, Washington. The business manager (who is the Director) has a parent who just had heart surgery on about 10 days ago. I have always paid her for all her time off because she is salaried. I have been incredibally generous with her taking alot of personal time off. I gave her the week of her mother's surgery off. I told her I could not give her the following week off. She still did not come to work mon-wed. I do not feel like it is my responsibility to pay her to take care of her mom. she has 3 other relatives helping and her mom is in a hospital where there are professionals to care for her mom. she plans on taking care of her mom whenever she can even if it is during her working hours. Do I Need to pay for this time off I am required by childcare licensing to have a director full time and I do not employ more than 50 people. Also, she does all the hiring, firing, scheduling and she does make more than $455 per week.
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