Credit: Fabio Principe/ Shutterstock Remote School Is Now a Marathon, Not a Sprint. How Will Firms Support Parents?
Affinity groups, outside resources and flexibility in work arrangements are on the table, while some leaders are promising to be understanding when it comes to billing requirements.
August 19, 2020 at 05:29 PM
6 minute read
"Back to school" has a very different meaning in the coronavirus-wracked America of 2020 than in previous years. While lawyer-parents had hoped that the end of the previous school year also meant an end to juggling work while overseeing virtual education, in the vast majority of cases their children will again be doing at least some of their learning remotely.
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