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Are you giving your nanny that day off? Should
This count as a holiday? |
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I'm a nanny and I have it off. I think it
depends on the employers job. |
| I have it off, so I am giving my nanny the day off. However, it was not written into her contract as a holiday. |
| I'm a nanny and I'm off Friday. |
| It's not in our contract as a holiday but both families are taking it off or have it off so she gets it off too. |
Should clarify. We have a share. |
| It is not official Federal holiday. Many people that get federal holidays off have to work. My DH will work. I have it off, and nanny has it off. However, I don't get Veterans Day off for example, so I don't give it off to the nanny, but DH is off. It's one day a year he can relax and have "me time" which usually translates in catching up on house projects, and nanny is making a face that she has to work... I have to remind her that it's either that or she won't have day after thanksgiving off... |
| I just went ahead and told them I needed the entire week off. Grandparents came to town and I can't deal when grandma follows me around. If be stress eating all week lol. Need room for turkey |
| We will be out of the country for the holiday so the nanny will have a five-day weekend off. |
| MB here. I get the day after Thanksgiving off, in lieu of getting Veteran's Day - so the same goes for the nanny. |
| Nanny here. I have the day off. I negotiated this into my contract. I also get Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve - but don't get days like Columbus, Veterans, MLK, Presidents Days. |
| As a live in nanny I've always had it off. |
| Yes you have to do. |
| If you have to work. Then your nanny has to work. |
| Live-in nanny here. Most of the time, I work it, because the kids are home and one or both parents have things they want to do for at least part of the day. I don't care about having it off, so it's not a big deal to me. |