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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've never been fired, but with my first nanny job I was threatened several times for calling in sick (from a stomach flu, I got from them) and not texting my MB essentially while driving (she wanted to know when we left, and when we were 30 minutes away. No stoplights, so I texted when we were closer and I could stop). She was miserable and has gone through 17 nannies since I left in 2012. I've known nannies who were fired for: -Repeated improper carseat use -Falling asleep daily, and neglecting the children. -Taking too many sick days - Not finishing daily chores - Posting negative information about families on social media - Posting pictures of their NK's without permission on social media - Giving the children sleep aids before nap - Refusing to follow the parents wishes - Spanking - Asking for a raise - Asking for overtime, other benefits - Asking to be paid on the books -Being late to work due to a car accident -Telling the child no -Calling the employer by their first name - Refusal to wear set uniform - Refusal to reorganizing the pantry - Refusal to deep clean refrigerator There are many legitimate and ridiculous reasons nannies are fired. [/quote] Oh wow. Calling the employer by their first name and the uniform? Good lord people.[/quote] I have a feeling that's not the real reason.[/quote] I interviewed for a position which required Mr. and Mrs. so-and-so, uniforms, etc. I was told upfront that any deviation would result in one warning then dismissal. I told them that I clearly was not a good fit, as I see a nanny as a parent's partner in raising their child, not someone that the child views as "the help" so disrespects. Sorry, but I can easily believe this![/quote] It's absolutely true. Some employers really just another human being to control and humiliate. [/quote]
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