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[Post New]09/15/2015 09:47
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Anonymous
I have given my notice for work and the mom very upset and says it'll be difficult to replace me. I would love to help them replace me but is that my place? She has asked me to help but not sure how I should go about finding someone.
[Post New]09/15/2015 09:55
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Anonymous
Ask around at the places you take your charge - library story time, Music Together class, Mommy & Me classes. Generally someone knows someone who is great and available. Ask your nanny friends or nannies you see frequently.

If she doesn't know about care.com, help her set up an account and write an ad for her. Suggest agencies that you have heard good things about.
[Post New]09/15/2015 09:55
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Anonymous
It's always difficult to replace a good nanny, isn't it? And no, it's not your job to do it for her.
[Post New]09/15/2015 10:11
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Anonymous
No its not your job. If you know somebody , you can recommend.
Why the hell is the nanny responsibility to find the replacement. You already gave them notice. Any way tell her there are so many nannies looking for job in dcurbanmom.com.
[Post New]09/15/2015 10:17
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Anonymous
She's not saying it's your responsibility. She's just asking you if you know anyone you can recommend. A totally normal thing. If you know someone, tell her. If you can think of a good way to look, tell her.
[Post New]09/15/2015 10:21
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Anonymous wrote:She's not saying it's your responsibility. She's just asking you if you know anyone you can recommend. A totally normal thing. If you know someone, tell her. If you can think of a good way to look, tell her.

Why?
ONLY if she's been good to you, OP.
[Post New]09/15/2015 10:23
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Anonymous
Has she been nice to you? It doesn't sound like it.
[Post New]09/15/2015 11:43
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Anonymous
OP here... Glad to help find a replacement I just think it's going to be very unrealistic to find someone to replace me and hours I work. (I do not mean that in a cocky way at all... the hours aren't very realistic). I'm a nanny that's very flexible and works with changing schedules. I know most won't! I would hate to help find someone and them not work out.
[Post New]09/15/2015 13:12
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have given my notice for work and the mom very upset and says it'll be difficult to replace me. I would love to help them replace me but is that my place? She has asked me to help but not sure how I should go about finding someone.


Only if you are paid extra to do so and even then, I would not.
[Post New]09/15/2015 13:19
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Anonymous
Seems like they don't want to pay enough for the level of "flexibility" they want. I would not help them unless they could pay an appropriate wage for what they're demanding.
[Post New]09/15/2015 13:43
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Anonymous
I've always done this - both when I'm in the position of hiring and when I'm in the position of leaving my job. I always know people looking for a job in my field, so I spread the word when my departure creates an opening, and when I'm hiring, I like to hear who the current person doing the job recommends. If it wouldn't be helpful to any of your friends looking for work - and if you don't have any ideas about how to get the word out, okay, sure it's not your job - no obligation on your part. But it's usually beneficial to all parties involved to help get the word out - so if you can, why not? It may really help a friend out.
[Post New]09/15/2015 13:47
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:OP here... Glad to help find a replacement I just think it's going to be very unrealistic to find someone to replace me and hours I work. (I do not mean that in a cocky way at all... the hours aren't very realistic). I'm a nanny that's very flexible and works with changing schedules. I know most won't! I would hate to help find someone and them not work out.


Tell us about the schedule and how it changes.
[Post New]09/15/2015 13:48
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I've always done this - both when I'm in the position of hiring and when I'm in the position of leaving my job. I always know people looking for a job in my field, so I spread the word when my departure creates an opening, and when I'm hiring, I like to hear who the current person doing the job recommends. If it wouldn't be helpful to any of your friends looking for work - and if you don't have any ideas about how to get the word out, okay, sure it's not your job - no obligation on your part. But it's usually beneficial to all parties involved to help get the word out - so if you can, why not? It may really help a friend out.

I would never help out a bad employer. Sorry.
[Post New]09/15/2015 13:50
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OP here... Glad to help find a replacement I just think it's going to be very unrealistic to find someone to replace me and hours I work. (I do not mean that in a cocky way at all... the hours aren't very realistic). I'm a nanny that's very flexible and works with changing schedules. I know most won't! I would hate to help find someone and them not work out.


Tell us about the schedule and how it changes.

You are ridiculous.
[Post New]09/15/2015 15:34
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I have given my notice for work and the mom very upset and says it'll be difficult to replace me. I would love to help them replace me but is that my place? She has asked me to help but not sure how I should go about finding someone.


Nanny networks are great, of course send your feelers out!
Same when you need a last minute personal day, find a sub via your network!
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