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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wouldn't give a good recommendation either if that happened, unless there were some serious extenuating circumstances (and "got a better job" would not be one of them). No other job "requires" employees to give 30 day notice -- legally with at-will employees no notice is required from either side -- but it's all about whether you want to burn those bridges.[/quote] However, if you could hire someone cheaper or could get free childcare, you would not hesitate to let your nanny go with zero notice.[/quote] NP and i can get free childcare. My mom has begged to watch my kids. For various reasons, this is a no go. Furthermore, my contract with my nanny states 30 days. I had to let our first nanny go on the spot and despite my contract stating that if the nanny was fired for cause, she would only get 2 weeks pay, i paid her the 30 days that is stipulated for a nanny that has to be let go for reasons outside her control.[/quote]
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