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[quote=Anonymous]So i have been working part time for a family (one of two i work for) for a year and four months now. Last year i worked for them one morning a week 7 am - 845 am and was paid for two hours. Then go back in again at 2 for 4 more hours. This year due to school start change the only need someone 720 am - 8 am , they have been adding in an extra morning here or there as well sometimes in advance and sometimes last minutes. They will ask me to do a morning shift the night before and i sometimes work laste for the second family i nanny part time so have had to say no and the dad can stay the extra 40 mins no problem.

I am thinking of giving notice bc of this problem , What is usally the lowest number of hours you will go in for ? Also if the dad is home on vactation (day before thanksgiving , day after xmass ) they will not pay me at all even though i work every Wednesday. I really like the girls i work with but my bills don't go away because they are home for vaction time and due to my other job i dont really have time to make up the hours.

Would you suggest i talk to them and see if they will agree to not have me work mornings (its hard bc the other family has me work til 1 am occasionally and then they want me in for 720 so up before 7 for a 40 minute shift. ) Or should i just start the job search ?

i am the first person they have hired to watch there children besides family so maybe they just dont know , but one would think she is a nurse and he is a higher up at a colllege they would have some common sense and think my bills dont go away bc they are on vacation.

Thanks for any advice 
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