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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]hey snarky dcum wannabe nanny: you sound like you have a problem with dual income parents who went to college, grad school, work their tails off and pay their bills. Grow up. [/quote]

There IS a problem with selfish parents who pay poorly AND neglect to offer basic health insurance benefits to the professional providing the FT care of their child. Sorry.[/quote]

Then don't work there. That is what us grown ups do.

I have a big salary and spectacular benefits. This is what I wanted and to get here I switched jobs a few times, each for a better position.

Being a domestic worker, you notoriously are underpaid with very little benefits. This should not have come as a suprise when you picked this profession. Did you research before you embarked on a nanny career? There is no career advancement, no retirement, rarely healthcare, and no job stability. This is not a newsflash and is how domestic work goes.[/quote]

What...are you talking about? I understand that you had the opportunities, skills, access to education, family/friend/professional network to allow you to make a lot of choices in regards to your employment but not everyone is so lucky. In 1911 it was people like you babbling on about how children had always worked in the coal mines and why do those namby pamby liberals want to end child labor THATS JUST HOW IT GOES. Just because it's how things have been doesn't mean it's the way they should be. (You realize the history of domestic workers being criminally underpaid stems, at least in the US, from our history of slavery, right? Feel like lecturing us all on how that's the way it goes?)[/quote]

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