We heard some really intensely personal stories from workers who are really vulnerable, who themselves have ongoing health or disability issues, or are caregivers either of their own children or of their parents or of their brother or sister, and they use up their sick leave really quickly. It can be something as simple as a child with conjunctivitis—can't go to school. You get it; you can't go to work. It doesn't take long for five days to disappear. We heard some really powerful stories from some really articulate people—some of our poorest paid, most vulnerable precariat, mainly women. The decisions that they need to make—they're not decisions being made in the best interests of public health; rather they're deciding whether to stay home with a toddler or by themselves to get well and not share their infections, their germs, with others, or whether to pay the rent, or whether to quit their job, or whether to take unpaid leave or personal debt.