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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]I think it's unprofessional to sleep on the job. I work twelve hours a day, then commute home to take care of my family. I sleep at night. Of course, I get a break now and then during the day, but I certainly don't sleep. I expect the person I employ to take care of my child to be alert at all times. Of course, there are families who feel differently. OP, if you want to allow her to sleep on the job, that's fine, but you might want to consider that you now know she's not a light sleeper because you had to wake her up. She was also engaged in a dangerous practice while sleeping, not following your expectations on when and where to sleep. (The firefighter example is not a good one. Very loud alarms wake them up whenever they are needed, 24/7. Also, firefighting is an extremely demanding job, physically. Nannying is not.) She didn't ask if it was unprofessional, troll. We know how lowly you think of nannies, it's obvious. Stop posting on every thread about how easy and unprofessional nannies are.... Firefighters work 24 hour shifts and are off for 36 hours. Is it always highly physical? Depends. Some shifts you could never leave, others you are out all 24 hours fighting fires. Is nannying physical? Not always, but it certainly can be very physical based on ages of chargers/number of charges. So quit making sweeping statements in order to put down the career. And be honest. You don't have a family, you have nothing.[/quote] You're confused, sweetheart. I don't post on every thread. I hardly ever post here. I also don't think most nannies are unprofessional; only the ones that sleep on the job. [b]I do think that nannying is a far easier job than most jobs and I'm surprised you don't think so as well. [/b]That doesn't mean it isn't a valuable job. But it isn't firefighting. You should try not to take things so personally. You also should quit making sweeping statements about anonymous posters on an anonymous forum. You look foolish. You look especially foolish by reducing yourself to petty insults implying I don't have a family. What a truly ugly person you are. But, thanks for making my point about sleeping on the job. Your firefighter example is false. If firefighters serve for 24 hours, then of course they would sleep when they can. They would also wake up the minute the alarms sounded. A nanny who can't stay awake for 12 hours is a different example entirely. You cannot compare the two. [/quote] Again. You aren't a nanny and you don't have a nanny...why do you post here? Because you are a bitter paper pusher.[/quote]
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