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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No offense OP, really, but I have to completely truthful here.

You have known for the past SIX weeks about this and yet you have not told her a thing yet....??! That is pretty inconsiderate if you were to ask me. The more notice you give her, the better.

Sounds like you waited until the last minute to tell her. Expect her to be upset if she finds out you knew the past six weeks, I would be too.

To make up for your inconsideration, offer her the vacation pay along with the severance pay.

At least you will keep your side of the street clean. Meaning letting her go will be a much smoother action. [/quote]

PP do a little reading - OP just found out about the opening today and is waiting until the very first day she sees the nanny in person. The nanny went into the job knowing it was short term and they were waiting for a daycare spot.

OP, I agree with another PP that it isn't that terrible you'll be needing her for 2, not 3 months. Sometimes that's just how life goes. Give the week severance and Thanksgiving and you should be all set. [/quote]

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