Work on December 31?
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Anonymous
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Do you nannies or your nanny work tomorrow,December 31?
My contract only mention January 1 Is it a holiday for nannies? |
Anonymous
| I work tomorrow, so our nanny is working. I should be able to leave early so our nanny should be able to finish early as well. |
Anonymous
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I’ve been off all week but offered to stay with my charges on New Year’s Eve.
There is no official holiday when Christmas and New Years Day fall on a weekend but most employers give the Friday or Monday off. But they are not required to. |
Anonymous
| Per OPM the holiday is observed tomorrow December 31, because it falls on a weekend. You should be off tomorrow OP with pay. |
Anonymous
| We sent our nanny home from December 23rd for the rest of the year. They are to come back January 3rd. Dh and I have been working but our kids are elementary school age and we just send them to amuse themselves and hope for the best. The nanny really needed a break. |
Anonymous
If A holiday falls on a Saturday, Friday is holiday. You would pay me OT. |
Anonymous
| Nanny is off between Christmas and new year |
Anonymous
| Hourly employees who work NYE or NYD should charge time and a half, imo. |
Anonymous
Legally, no. Sorry, OP. I hope you got it off anyway. |
Anonymous
Wishing simply doesn’t make it so. If it’s not in your contract, you don’t have a leg to stand on. |
Anonymous
I worked thanksgiving and Christmas too. 
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Anonymous
Hope you were smart enough to charge overtime rates for legal holidays. |
Anonymous
Nope, my contract is 24/7. But I know exactly what I’m worth, and I get it
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Anonymous
Yes and same for the next holidays. 2022 Christmas and 2023 New Year's Day fall on Sunday. So Monday, Dec. 26 and Monday, Jan. 2 are holidays. |