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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If I were asked to come into work so my boss could lay around, I'd be LIVID.

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What do you care what your boss does when you work?[/quote]

If I risk my life and vehicle to come to work so MB can lay on her fat ass watching Modern Family and napping....I care.[/quote]
The thing is, snow days aren't the only time she's off when you aren't.  I had a 10-day vacation where I stayed in town and took care of a few things. My nanny worked.  It didn't matter that I was off. She wasn't.  That's pretty much the end of it. [/quote]

She didn't have to worry about dying on her way to work though.  That's the difference between this situation and your vacation.
Not really sure why you felt the need to add that as it's completely unrelated.[/quote]
It's not, though. When you read this thread, there is tremendous vitriol on the part of nannies against MBs who expect to have the nanny work when the MB herself happens to be not working.  As such, there is an underlying assumption that if a woman is not toiling at the office, she MUST do her own childcare.  I find that completely ridiculous.  I would never require my nanny to come in if the roads are unsafe, that's not right.  But to say that for as long as MB is off, she OUGHT NOT need a nanny is equally not right. [/quote]m
The vitriol toward the MBs toward nannies is about equal.  The assumption that nannies don't deserve benefits or decent pay when they won't drive to work in unsafe conditions is equally ridiculous.[/quote]

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