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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When I get a snow day at work all that means is that I can do my computer work from home.  None of my deadlines move.  If nanny does not come then I end up staying up late (sometimes through the morning) finishing up projects.  I would be happy to give the nanny a day of on the snow day if she offers to come on the weekend when it is safe and let me finish my work.  If it's all just about nanny's safety then it should work.   It's just the nannies I came across would jump on not having to come in if it snows a little bit but noone offers to make up the hours.

I am an employer.  I do not really get snow days though.  I just get the opportunity to finish my work from home.  If nanny gets the snow means she gets to finish the work on a different day like I am then I am fine it[/quote]

You are insane. [/quote]

Do you even have a nanny?[/quote]

I do actually.  She has been with us for three year since our first was born.   I am saying that to preempt all the crappy remarks which are probably about to come that nanny would stay with me.

I would like to add that I also would not ever push a nanny to come on the weekend or help me out at night or whatever.  But if she is out of her PTO and wants to not come in that's fine.  She is not getting paid.  The money goes to the back up sitters we have and I usually pay premium or snow days and arrange transportation since our nanny does not drive.    So far our nanny bailed on us only once during a snow day and she was sick then

I would like to add that [/quote]

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