Livid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG I've never seen a nanny complain so much. If our nanny complained like this everytime I was late I would fire her in an instant.

I have a feeling your sitters leave long before you have a chance to fire them.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Call the police and tell them the MB was supposed to be home 6 hrs ago and doesn't answer her phone and that you have to leave. They can contact CPS for emergency care for these children.

This is a good option for everyone to keep in mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just called the mother. She didn't answer the phone. I'm mainly annoyed because they are paying my flat rate that I have then when I was working everyday for a week for them. Therefore they are paying $70 for a 6 hr day (which has now become a 12 hr day) for 2 kids.

You said she was supposed to be home at 630, when given what you said (you posted it was an hour ago) and your time stamp it is now a little after 730. So hasn't it turned into a 7 hrs day, not a 12 hrs one?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just called the mother. She didn't answer the phone. I'm mainly annoyed because they are paying my flat rate that I have then when I was working everyday for a week for them. Therefore they are paying $70 for a 6 hr day (which has now become a 12 hr day) for 2 kids.

You said she was supposed to be home at 630, when given what you said (you posted it was an hour ago) and your time stamp it is now a little after 730. So hasn't it turned into a 7 hrs day, not a 12 hrs one?

What's your point, pp? Mathematical calculations? You don't need to believe anything on this forum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just called the mother. She didn't answer the phone. I'm mainly annoyed because they are paying my flat rate that I have then when I was working everyday for a week for them. Therefore they are paying $70 for a 6 hr day (which has now become a 12 hr day) for 2 kids.

You said she was supposed to be home at 630, when given what you said (you posted it was an hour ago) and your time stamp it is now a little after 730. So hasn't it turned into a 7 hrs day, not a 12 hrs one?

What's your point, pp? Mathematical calculations? You don't need to believe anything on this forum.

More so over exaggerations and stating things that aren't the truth make me question how true everything else in this post is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG I've never seen a nanny complain so much. If our nanny complained like this everytime I was late I would fire her in an instant.

That's why you are a creepy person.

[Anonymous]

She called me at 6 am asking for emergency care for the day. She was supposed to be gone from 8-6:30. (10.5 hr day) and then she didn't come back till 8:30. I typoed and put 6 hr day when it was originally supposed to be a 10 hr day.

She did not pay extra.

She gave me excuses about "we were out in the cold yesterday, I don't think he is sick".

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:She called me at 6 am asking for emergency care for the day. She was supposed to be gone from 8-6:30. (10.5 hr day) and then she didn't come back till 8:30. I typoed and put 6 hr day when it was originally supposed to be a 10 hr day.

She did not pay extra.

She gave me excuses about "we were out in the cold yesterday, I don't think he is sick".

Never again. I had one bad employer who pulled this kind of crap once - when they called for me to work for them again I didn't even return the call to turn them down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just called the mother. She didn't answer the phone. I'm mainly annoyed because they are paying my flat rate that I have then when I was working everyday for a week for them. Therefore they are paying $70 for a 6 hr day (which has now become a 12 hr day) for 2 kids.

You said she was supposed to be home at 630, when given what you said (you posted it was an hour ago) and your time stamp it is now a little after 730. So hasn't it turned into a 7 hrs day, not a 12 hrs one?

What's your point, pp? Mathematical calculations? You don't need to believe anything on this forum.

More so over exaggerations and stating things that aren't the truth make me question how true everything else in this post is.

OP only said that she called the MB and she was unavailable, not that she was specifically an hour late. What does the time stamp have anything to do with it?

If you really want to do the math, PP, OP said she was called in at 6 am and usually works a 6 hour day, so yeah, 6:30 pm would be well over 12 hours.

The intelligence level on these boards is just astounding.

[Anonymous]

Op here. I was called on the phone at 6. She asked could I be there at 8.

[Anonymous]

This is so funny. First, the nanny complains about the child being sick. Honey, that's part of having a nanny as opposed to daycare. Second, you're on DCUM instead of caring for them, yet you want to report the mother to CPS? She hired you, admittedly that was a mistake, to take care of them. That's what you should be doing.

[Anonymous]

Op here. I wrote this when the kids were asleep