Catherine (Kathryn) Dill

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683 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2020 last heard May 2022

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · The Pandemic Has Changed the Rules for Job-Seekers · 3 Sep 2020 podcast

Certainly, one thing that everybody would do well to remember is that everybody's sort of in this boat together. voice-verified

You know, there's a lot of anxiety, there's a lot of confusion. voice-verified

But the things that make this difficult, the technology lapses, the trying to be yourself across a Zoom interview, you know, that cuts both ways. voice-verified

Employers feel this way too, certainly. voice-verified

And so, you know, I think there's a certain amount of understanding from their side as well. voice-verified

WSJ Your Money Briefing · Companies Tweak Sick-Day Policies as Coronavirus Spreads · 13 Mar 2020 podcast

The standard 14-day incubation period is way beyond what even the vast majority of U.S. matched

workers with paid sick days have. matched

And remember, a huge swath of U.S. matched

workers have no paid sick days at all. matched

Well, coronavirus magnifies this enormously. matched

The standard 14-day incubation period is way beyond what even the vast majority of U.S. matched

workers with paid sick days have. matched

And remember, a huge swath of U.S. matched

workers have no paid sick days at all. matched

33 million U.S. matched

workers have no paid sick days. matched

Yes, definitely. matched

It really, you know, it varies employer to employer what workers even with paid sick days have according to their policies, and it can also vary manager to manager how they're implemented. matched

So workers without paid sick days tend to be matched

frontline and low-wage workers, food service workers, home health aides, people who are not only more likely to get sick because of the populations they're exposed to, but also pretty likely to infect a lot of other people when they come to work while they're contagious. matched

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