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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Almost every nanny employment contract I've come across lacked definitions in any meaningful sense. Good luck winning a settlement with a contract that has giant holes in it. They usually do specify terms and notice periods of termination with and without cause. Only if they lack that clause could one possibily have a chance at getting wages through for the duration of the contract. [/quote] About how many nanny contracts have you "come across"?[/quote] Approximately 30. I've read the ones presented to me, many of which I refused to sign or asked for changes prior to signing. I've also read an assortment in my own research. They were all seriously lacking in definitions. I've read and rewritten other types of contracts, even one that was supposedly written by an attorney. A solid contract is all about the details. [/quote]
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