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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because arriving on time to work is completely different from leaving work early to go home. Your employers need to be at their jobs on time, just like you. Just because it snows doesn't mean they can stop everything they are doing to go home early. Most working adults hire nannies so they don't have worry about daycare pick up policies.

They should be paying you for the additional hours but if they are sitting in traffic trying to get home than you should be a little more flexible unless they are hours late, do it all the time, or are generally disrespectful.

One day you will need a favor or will be late due to uncontrolled circumstances, let's hope they don't have a fit about it.

Now, if you have to be somewhere important then you should have told them in advance you absolutely need to leave on time and they should plan accordingly. But if your just irritated you have to sit in the same traffic they do and arrive home late like do, then it's time to switch careers or move somewhere where the weather doesn't change. I heard San Diego is nice.
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A nanny shouldn't have to tell her employer she has plans in advance you twit. She doesn't need their permission to make plans, nor does she need permission to leave at her freaking end time. The person who needs to say something in advanced is the person who will be late. Your expectations are so warped its insane. [/quote]

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