No more OT

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please remember that Federal govt. employees think they are entitled to free everything. Only in this area are nannies treated so shamefully and paid so poorly.

....in relationship to the household incomes of their employers. On top of that, I don't imagine anywhere else where parents would have a hissy fit about the nanny eating some of the family sandwich fixings.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, resisting entitled nannies who want to be paid over market and demanding free food is oh so awful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. The parents that I work for are NYC business executives who make well over $100k/year. I spoke to my MB and she said that the reason they are cutting my OT is because they are looking to buy a summer home in the Hamptons for next year. I'm very frustrated because I have 2 roommates for my NYC apartment, which helps with rent and grad school bills are starting to come in for next semester. Its not my business about how they spend their money, but the smallest paycut hurts.

$200,000 for a family living in NYC is very little. They aren't going to be able to afford housing in NYC, a nanny, and a house in the Hamptons. Maybe you should get a professional job in your career field if you command a professional salary. Most people can't live in NYC on a nanny's salary.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. The parents that I work for are NYC business executives who make well over $100k/year. I spoke to my MB and she said that the reason they are cutting my OT is because they are looking to buy a summer home in the Hamptons for next year. I'm very frustrated because I have 2 roommates for my NYC apartment, which helps with rent and grad school bills are starting to come in for next semester. Its not my business about how they spend their money, but the smallest paycut hurts.

This whole post is so fake, it's ridiculous. OP a.k.a. Troll, go back to your bridge.

[Anonymous]

I can assure you that I am not a troll and this is my situation. I may not know MB's or DB's exact salaries, but I do know that they are well over 100k.

Not that it matters now because I gave my notice today. Time to move on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can assure you that I am not a troll and this is my situation. I may not know MB's or DB's exact salaries, but I do know that they are well over 100k.

Not that it matters now because I gave my notice today. Time to move on.

Congratulations! Their loss is your gain.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. The parents that I work for are NYC business executives who make well over $100k/year. I spoke to my MB and she said that the reason they are cutting my OT is because they are looking to buy a summer home in the Hamptons for next year. I'm very frustrated because I have 2 roommates for my NYC apartment, which helps with rent and grad school bills are starting to come in for next semester. Its not my business about how they spend their money, but the smallest paycut hurts.

This whole post is so fake, it's ridiculous. OP a.k.a. Troll, go back to your bridge.

If is completely possible to work that many hours and go to school. It's called priorities and your social life tends to be last on the list. I work over 50hours and go to school full time. My free time is filled with studying. Also park ave isn't the only place in NYC you can live. Nor do each child need their own room. This family could very well live in a 1mil dollar two bedroom flat in SoHo. They prob don't have cars and might even have paid off all student loans. My boss can afford a 600k condo with only her 150k salary. Not every family wants a mc mansion or two new bmws. You can also find small cottages in the hamptons for relatively cheap.