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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If she's had 12 sick days this year as of July, and you also have COVID related exposure days off, that's a lot. Agreed you may need to look into backup daycare, and ultimately evaluate whether she's the right fit for your family.[/quote] The problem is nannies who take advantage of employers and milk the "COVID" even when it's not a verified illness. Yes, she gets off if she or your family member has COVID per a test, but not for "potential COVID" or exposure which is, frankly, everywhere. [/quote] Agreed. If you have a nanny for 3 years with good attendance and then lots of sick days due to an actual illness; that’s life. If you have a nanny who constantly calls in sick on Fridays and Mondays and seems fine when she comes in the next day, that might be an issue of basic willingness/eagerness to work the job you’re offering. [/quote]
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