nanny wont get vaccinated

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do you care if you are vaccinated?

NP. My kids are currently quarantined because our nanny is not vaccinated and her husband has Covid. Yes, it is a huge inconvenience (this is her 3rd quarantine and we have paid for all of them). I respect her choice not to get vaccinated, but she won’t be able to work for my family if that is the case.

Damn you’re way to nice. THIRD TIME!!! Is her husband in close contact with cases? I would definitely find someone who was taking this more serious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do you care if you are vaccinated?

NP. My kids are currently quarantined because our nanny is not vaccinated and her husband has Covid. Yes, it is a huge inconvenience (this is her 3rd quarantine and we have paid for all of them). I respect her choice not to get vaccinated, but she won’t be able to work for my family if that is the case.

Damn you’re way to nice. THIRD TIME!!! Is her husband in close contact with cases? I would definitely find someone who was taking this more serious.

The good news is that this was a wake-up call and she won't come back until she is vaccinated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do you care if you are vaccinated?

NP. My kids are currently quarantined because our nanny is not vaccinated and her husband has Covid. Yes, it is a huge inconvenience (this is her 3rd quarantine and we have paid for all of them). I respect her choice not to get vaccinated, but she won’t be able to work for my family if that is the case.

Damn you’re way to nice. THIRD TIME!!! Is her husband in close contact with cases? I would definitely find someone who was taking this more serious.

The good news is that this was a wake-up call and she won't come back until she is vaccinated.

Good!!!!

She’s either really stupid and not taking precautions; a total denier of Covid; or a combination.

Good for you on putting your foot down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do you care if you are vaccinated?

NP. My kids are currently quarantined because our nanny is not vaccinated and her husband has Covid. Yes, it is a huge inconvenience (this is her 3rd quarantine and we have paid for all of them). I respect her choice not to get vaccinated, but she won’t be able to work for my family if that is the case.

Damn you’re way to nice. THIRD TIME!!! Is her husband in close contact with cases? I would definitely find someone who was taking this more serious.

The good news is that this was a wake-up call and she won't come back until she is vaccinated.

And what about her husband? She may not get sick, but she could still be a carrier and infect the kids.

[Anonymous]

I had to quarantine a few times over the last year. It was a huge inconvenience.

OP, I would not keep a nanny who refused to get vaccinated.

[Anonymous]

We just went through this. Our nanny was hesitant about getting the vaccine and kept putting me off in regard to when she was going to sign up. Finally, on Friday, we sat her down and told her how much we liked her and how our DD loved her but we couldn’t keep her in our employ without being vaccinated. She took it well and signed up for an appointment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We just went through this. Our nanny was hesitant about getting the vaccine and kept putting me off in regard to when she was going to sign up. Finally, on Friday, we sat her down and told her how much we liked her and how our DD loved her but we couldn’t keep her in our employ without being vaccinated. She took it well and signed up for an appointment.

Bravo!!!

Good job. While people can choose to not get vaccinated you can choose who you employ!

[Anonymous]

How long has she cared for your children?
Are they attached to her?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How long has she cared for your children?
Are they attached to her?

Let's hope not too attached if she is unvaccinated.

[Anonymous]

My company made it clear that getting the covid vaccine was vital and a non-negotiable. My baby brother’s university is demanding that all students get vaccinated or they cannot return to campus.

I’m lucky our nanny is educated and very bright as well as a doctor’s daughter. She’s a huge proponent of the vaccine. She’s fully vaccinated now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My company made it clear that getting the covid vaccine was vital and a non-negotiable. My baby brother’s university is demanding that all students get vaccinated or they cannot return to campus.

I’m lucky our nanny is educated and very bright as well as a doctor’s daughter. She’s a huge proponent of the vaccine. She’s fully vaccinated now.

Until the vaccine has full FDA approval, no place can mandate the vaccine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My company made it clear that getting the covid vaccine was vital and a non-negotiable. My baby brother’s university is demanding that all students get vaccinated or they cannot return to campus.

I’m lucky our nanny is educated and very bright as well as a doctor’s daughter. She’s a huge proponent of the vaccine. She’s fully vaccinated now.

Until the vaccine has full FDA approval, no place can mandate the vaccine.

Yes they can, and they are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do you care if you are vaccinated?

Agreed!

[Anonymous]

I would talk to the nanny just like the OP did. Some nannies are scared of new vaccine, mainly due to false information being spread on spanish-speaking social media. Even if parents are vaccinated, their kids are not, so the kids are at risk, or maybe having unvaccinated nanny is preventing family from visiting grandparents. Lots of reasons to want nanny vaccinated. I agree that no vaccine would mean no hire. I myself is a nanny who spent last year at home in fear of covid, thanks to my official employment I was getting unemployment benefits, and I would only start working for fully vaccinated family who still wear masks in public.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My company made it clear that getting the covid vaccine was vital and a non-negotiable. My baby brother’s university is demanding that all students get vaccinated or they cannot return to campus.

I’m lucky our nanny is educated and very bright as well as a doctor’s daughter. She’s a huge proponent of the vaccine. She’s fully vaccinated now.

Until the vaccine has full FDA approval, no place can mandate the vaccine.

But nobody can demand to keep their job despite not getting it, either. At will means, well, "at will."