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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]MBs, incase you were wondering why nannies do this with such frequency... we take sick days early to see how you react. You may be in love with us but from our point of view you are just another job. In the first week or two we still have open contacts with other families we were in talks with or have already interviewed with. If we take 2-3 sick days in the first 2-3 weeks we can see how you will handle the stress of finding coverage, pay, and everything else and get to see if you make it awkward to ask for a day off. If you make a big deal we quit and accept an offer from another family, but if all goes well we start working like normal.

So, it wasn't "Strep" or a "stomach bug", just a test.[/quote]

I'm a nanny and this is the dumbest post I've ever read to date. You may be a flake and not take your job seriously but you better bet you a** that us other nannies do. You may have no morals, integrity, and are a liar but majority of us aren't. I am doubting pp is even a nanny. She is probably some pathetic troll who has no life. Probably even a nanny wannabe who can't get a great job. Ignore her.

OP, please don't listen to his dumb**s. Im sure your nanny was legit sick and not playing some immature game. I say give her more time because it could be a bad streak. Everyone is getting sick this season. I would give her at least anther 2 weeks and if she takes off, fire her. 
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You sound really dumb.

"OP, it's sick season and everyone is getting sick! You can't hold that against nanny. But if she gets sick in the next two weeks fire her!"[/quote]

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