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[quote=Anonymous]The text is not clear, and it has taken up our time trying to interpret it and form a fair opinion. Was it so difficult to explain days and dates? It implies that you paid for a week of vacation 24-25-31? That payment must have been full of gratitude. You say you paid for another matter too. Whether a contract has been signed or not is a matter of doing the right thing and using common sense. (I would be so ashamed for not managing the finances of the house correctly that I would even prevent my husband from finding out, I would lose respect and it is possible that he would no longer want to finance that help at home anymore) in itself it is simple if your absence was exactly the days that she expected to work, it is fair to be paid. That's what clients have to understand, (employers) babysitters have bills to pay. and our invoices do not depend on the discretion of the employer/client, that worn-out clause: “payment according to capacity”, nannies and housekeepers have to make the budget. By chance did you notify your departure in advance?[/quote]

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