Scenario: 1 month ago, you're an FB employee, and working, and you pay a nanny.
Today: you're an FB employee, and working, and you pay a nanny.
How is FB giving the FB employee changing anything at all? There's something I'm missing in this.
I suspect even if they're working from home, having a nanny/cleaner/etc at home isn't "no value" just "less value".
But I still don't know why - if this is the case - why people who are still employed/working full time, getting their regular paycheck, just working from home, would feel the need to stop whatever domestic services they had in place.
Because there's a pandemic going on and they don't want outside people in their house? Also, some of these services are now illegal in many cities including SF (Child/adult/senior care is still allowed. I'm assuming cleaners aren't.)