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While those working remotely still have a job, there is the threat that they, too, could lose their paycheck or have their salary cut at some point if the recession continues, said Melissa L. Whitson, a psychologist and associate professor of psychology at the University of New Haven in Connecticut.
She's also worried about the school schedule in the fall, which has yet to be finalized. New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has said schools can open their doors, perhaps on an alternating schedule for students to allow social distancing, as well as offer an all-remote learning option.David Hoffman, who lives in Raleigh, North Carolina, and leads operations for a business unit of a large multinational company, is also still working from home, with "no end in sight.
This summer, however, he's gotten some relief. He's hired a college student to watch the kids while he works.
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