What's your estimate of how much longer "shelter at home" will last?

[Ms. Toad]

42. That's how long their benefits have been extended.

For those of you who don't know:

*Workers who are on the job from now until 4/19 (I thought they extended through 5/1, but I can't find it) earn $3 more per hour.
*No one is required to work - if you choose not to you earn your regular pay x an average of the hours you were working prior to the crisis
*All workers get a free beverage and food item every day (even the ones who are staying at home)
*Even if you are not working, this time counts toward your 3-month period you have to work before you are eligible for benefits (like health insurance - which you have access to as long as you work 25 hours/week)

My daughter started working there March 1, after her prior employer went bankrupt. I have to say I'm pretty impressed by how they are treating their employees through this. When they started cutting back - I could easily have seen a new hire being dumped. But she's working 40 hours this week.