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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm having this issue right now. My nanny is not comfortable driving at all if it's snowing or potentially icy. While I understand to a certain extent, I am not willing to pay her to be absent on every wet day that might go below freeing this winter.[/quote]

Ice is no joke. I had a parent who was adamant about me coming in during inclement weather. I was beyond livid, when I got to her home, and she had not cleared anything...nothing. She only became concerned when her husband slipped on the ice, outside his car.  Parents, please I implore you, clear your walkways.  My sister inlaw is a business owner, and has to clear her storefront, or risk being fined. View your home as a place where business is conducted. if it's important for someone to show up for work, salt/sand, do what you need to do. [/quote]

This. I've had the same issue, where they insist I come in because they have to telework, but because they don't need to leave the house, they haven't done anything to make the walkway safe. If I break anything, please believe you will pay for it. [/quote]

What's annoying, and cold-hearted, is if you break something, you will be replaced...with apologies of course. the client whose husband slipped only started to clear her walkway, when someone told her (she was a lawyer too) that she could be sued by the housekeeper, who also almost fell.[/quote]

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