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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Every family I've ever worked for has paid me upfront for my vacation. I've never taken a two week vacation but I can't imagine they'd give me trouble for that either. If they go away for multiple weeks (which they have), they pay me upfront for that too. I can't imagine working for someone so mean. The corporate world is different so I don't understand the comparison. I do know though, that a company will direct deposit your pay on due date so you wouldn't have to wait till you return from vacation for your paycheck which I think is the whole point the nannies here are trying to make.[/quote] So mean? What does that even mean? It's mean not to advance pay before a long vacation?[/quote] Yes it's mean. Some families go away for weeks at a time. Try to imagine the hardship if you make around $35k a year in DC, and your employer doesn't pay you for 4 weeks. Many of the MB posters are posting from a principal standpoint that they don't have to advance pay or help make it available, not because it's difficult, or would cost them any more than usual, just because they can. It churns my stomach to think that some of you have another person's livelihood in your hands and you're so unbelievably selfish. [/quote] You're talking about a different scenario - when a family chooses to be away during pay days, not when the nanny chooses to do so. Presumably if the family is away they are not making payment "available" on pay day. There is a difference.[/quote] Ok, how about a different perspective: When I worked retail, I could call and have my check given to someone else if I wasn't going to be in that day. Are you okay with the nanny leaving your house key with her sister so that her sister can run in and grab the check off the counter?[/quote]
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