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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You're the employer and that is the risk you take by having an employee drive your car for work related purposes. If it happened in the course of her duties, it's on you. No different than if a UPS driver or Pepsi deliveryman got in an accident. They might loose their job, but insurance would cover the damage.[/quote] So by this logic, you'd be ok if OP fired her nanny for this. [/quote] Not the PP, but yes. Driving is one of the duties of her job, just like a UPS driver. If an accident occurs in the process of performing the job duties, the employer eats the cost. It is also the employer's right to decide if the individual can be trusted to properly perform their duties in the future, or that their poor performance is costing the "company" too much and they need to be let go. [/quote]
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