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10/2/26  5:54 pm
Commenter: Anonymous

Live In exemption
 

As a live in caretaker for my autistic child I am very concerned about the upcoming changes.  In addition to my son i also have a mother with dementia and alzheimers.  As a result of having to help with her my schedule is constantly changing.  The result is my son's day to day schedule also changes. I have already had to deal with pulling over on the side of the road to. Lclock out which is problematic. I have also had situations where I am in the middle of taking care of him and forgot to clock out on time.  This is putting a major strain on my family and I  worried that he will lose his hours because of it.  It is extremely difficult to get am aide to come out where I live. I am asking that you please factor in situations like mine before permanently implementing those changes.

 

  

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