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Re:Associations Among School Absenteeism, G.I. and Respirato... by nabla9 on Saturday March 09, 2019 @10:04AM (#19346436)
It seems that your argument directly supports the headline claim.

How about European low-income people? Low-income people work mostly in retail, transports and logistics, cleaning, construction, and physical jobs. They can't work from home.

Re:Associations Among School Absenteeism, G.I. and Respirato... by Tepix on Saturday March 09, 2019 @11:05AM (#19346744)
They can stay at home, take care of their kids and receive money from the national health insurance (that's how it's in Germany).
Re:Associations Among School Absenteeism, G.I. and Respirato... by nabla9 on Saturday March 09, 2019 @11:11AM (#19346765)
aka. take a leave.

In Germany every employee is entitled to leave of absence if their child is ill - up to a maximum of ten working days per child in the calendar year. Many children are sick more than that.

A doctor’s note from the first day is required. Employees typically receive their full income the first few days taken off, but it varies.