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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But why is ok for her to screw me over by wanting money I don't have? Serious question. Why do her needs come before my family's? How do normal middle class people who can't afford two payments for childcare handle this? I guess that's what I'm really asking. [/quote]

You cannot be for real.  I never say this but I think this is another troll post.  No one in real life is this dense.  [/quote]

It's not a troll post.  We'd have to max out credit cards in order to pay both for 2-4 weeks, and even then I'm not sure we could afford it.  So what are my options?  I've always worked in at-will states, so I know my job could be gone in an instant, with no severance.  I really thought most people felt that way, especially non-exempt employees.[/quote]

You are talking about legalities when others are talking about morals and ethics.  Your options have been clearly spelled out for you by about ten other posters so far today.  If you cannot afford severance THEN GIVE YOUR NANNY WARNING AND TELL HER HER JOB IS GOING TO END SEVERAL WEEKS BEFORE IT HAPPENS.

I don't know how anyone can explain it to you more clearly than it has been spelled out to you.

And no, I don't know anyone who feels quite as callously about the woman who is caring for her child as you do.  Do you seriously think it is okay to wait until your son gets into daycare and then tell her the day before that you're done with her?  [/quote]

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