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How about nannies and household workers?
Hi Edna - home-based care for seniors, adults or children is one of the exemptions. We strongly encourage you to still follow the social distancing and cleaning recommendations and to find indoor, at-home activities for the children you look after.
Hi @LondonBreed - District 5 resident here, want to double tap on this question for alignment and clarity. The http://sf.gov FAQ explicitly states that at-home care for children for non-medical purposes or non-essential employees is prohibited under the order.
Sorry for the confusion, we've been working to make this as clear as possible. Here's an overview from @SF_DPH, which is being added to the FAQs:pic.twitter.com/lycTgca0rd
Hi Mayor breed, how is this consistent with the city's guidance in this FAQ?pic.twitter.com/Ul0LGb3SAe
@LondonBreed this is extremely confusing given the conflict between this tweet and the FAQ and I am trying to figure out child care while working at home.
Thank you for the reply.
Even if the parents are working from home? Or this applies to all nannies?
Dear mayor @LondonBreed could you please clarify regarding the childcare. On the web site says nanny can just work in medical situation.pic.twitter.com/UAiNBbaMTN
We need clarification here. The whole nanny workforce is still able to go into work or just nannies of essential employees? This is very unclear and a major topic in both nanny and parenting groups.
This tweet is being shared in the 14k+ member Main Street Mamas FB group as justification that all home daycares can keep operating and for everyone’s nanny and babysitter to keep traveling around like normal (for non-essential employees). Surely this violates the order?
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