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[Post New]07/24/2013 11:39
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Anonymous
The statute of limitations in my state fir unpaid overtime is two years. I would imagine your situation would fall under a similar rule.
[Post New]07/29/2013 15:34
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Anonymous
ITA, ignore the letter.
[Post New]08/03/2013 22:09
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Anonymous
Honestly, we did away with nanny contracts because the nannies would just look for ways around them. It was exhausting; and now to their detriment, but we said no more. They would talk to their nanny friends about how to avoid this and that, or get this or that. We were already more than generous. Way to slap us in the face. Nope.
[Post New]08/04/2013 00:00
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Honestly, we did away with nanny contracts because the nannies would just look for ways around them. It was exhausting; and now to their detriment, but we said no more. They would talk to their nanny friends about how to avoid this and that, or get this or that. We were already more than generous. Way to slap us in the face. Nope.

Sorry, but you don't sound too bright. Do you have any lawyer friends you can discuss this with?
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