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[quote=Anonymous]To the previous poster:
What’s better:
Keep paying your nanny and keeping her

Family gets pay cut, still pays nanny, but also with a pay cut

Family gets paid, pay cut it no, refuses to pay nanny no matter what

It’s not only about whether  getting paid or not, it’s about humane moral and ethics here
Not paying your nanny while you’re still making money is totally disgusting in my opinion
At least offer her a couple hundred bucks a week so she can get herself food, or offer help in getting unemployment

Nannies work for wealthy people, not people who work for minimum wage
I’ve been doing this for 15 years in a very wealthy county
No family can’t tell me they don’t have $100 a week at least to give their nanny so she can buy food
Lots of families pay under the table so in many cases nannies are not eligible for unemployment, unless they’ll file and the family gets a penalty 
Greta, then forget about going back there to work

So what do you guys think is the most humane way to treat your nanny right now?! Think about it [/quote]

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