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Closed Schools: Can Parents Miss Work? And Lose Wages?

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Workers who stay at home caring for their children have a justified lack and do not lose wages. In case of telework, justification may not be so linear, they defend lawyers.
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Government has decided to close schools and non-essential public services in all districts due to the worsening state of time.

Parents with children of school age who are prevented from working due to the closure of schools are entitled to the justified lack, without loss of remuneration, but must communicate the absence in writing to the company, according to lawyers heard by Lusaka. The Portuguese Institute of the Sea and the Atmosphere (IPMA) placed the south coast of Madeira under red warning (the highest level) due to the precipitation between 21:00 today and 06:00…

·Funchal, Portugal
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Three lawyers heard by the Neg cos explain that telework depends on the employer

Workers who stay at home caring for their children have a justified lack and do not lose wages. In case of telework, justification may not be so linear, they defend lawyers.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Publico broke the news in Lisboa, Portugal on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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