No one is that clueless! This will be the job from Hell, OP. Run! |
That’s hilarious. It’ll be funny one day. |
Today’s my last day. ![]() |
It’s kind of funny now honestly. |
I almost never advise this but I just would stop showing up. Maybe she'll learn a lesson. |
Terrible advice. |
Good for you, OP. And all the best in your next position. |
e +1. Good luck, OP. But just curious if you told your employer why you were leaving? |
No. It was the end of our two week trial and I said it wasn’t a good fit. She agreed. |
Her next nanny is only going to make it two weeks too. And the next. And the next. Good luck, OP! |
I don't' think that I ever laugh that hard!! People are just R.I.D.I.C.U.L.O.U.S Trust me, it is not a funny situation at all. My only advice: Leave. |
I would tell her in no uncertain terms that she pays you immediately or you will find another job and take her to court and report her to locsl wage and labor board. This is unbelievably cheap! I would truly find another job and give her no notice. What a witch! |
not to be rude but this is happens both ways. I paid my former nanny full day pay even when she would leave half way into her shift for silly reasons. This became a habit. skype calling friends and relatives during the day and saying it was "social hour" for my child. so just as there are bad mom bosses there are also terrible nannies. |
More cheap mom bosses than terrible nannies. |
I beg to differ . There are a lot of terrible lazy nannies out there . |