Anonymous
Post 11/24/2012 12:03     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

I too work Thanksgiving. Not invited to the dinner, because they don't have a dinner. It's just like another day at work. This year I traveled with them to FL on turkey day. It was nice to get away from the cold.
Anonymous
Post 11/23/2012 18:34     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

13:40 - the parents enjoy adult conversations. The guests don't bring extra kids, just their kids.
Anonymous
Post 11/23/2012 16:28     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

To the PP working with 10-12 kids on thanksgiving... That's disgusting!! They don't even pay you extra or overtime???
Anonymous
Post 11/23/2012 13:40     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My employers host, and they have 10-12 children over so they have me work on Thanksgiving each year to manage the children. I usually do outdoor sports, a craft, eating, smaller craft, eating dessert, then reading books or playing board games.


Do you get payed holiday pay to work on Thanksgiving?


I get paid regular.


Sorry .I hope you get some time off.
I find it hard to go to parties with kids because people expect me to "entertain" the kids.
I have no children and most of my friends don't which actually is nice. I love working with kids, but also love adult conversations that I don't have to wipe boogers.

I think you should also get extra pay. At least a little but. do the guests bring extra kids? Some jobs give holiday pay for working on a holiday. What are all these parents doing while you're entertaining their children?
Anonymous
Post 11/23/2012 10:53     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My employers host, and they have 10-12 children over so they have me work on Thanksgiving each year to manage the children. I usually do outdoor sports, a craft, eating, smaller craft, eating dessert, then reading books or playing board games.


Do you get payed holiday pay to work on Thanksgiving?


I get paid regular.
Anonymous
Post 11/22/2012 16:56     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

Our nanny has been with us for almost 5 years, and I would definitely invite her over for Thanksgiving. The only reason I haven't is because whenever we chat about upcoming holidays, she always describes plans she is looking forward to.
Anonymous
Post 11/22/2012 13:23     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

Anonymous wrote:My employers host, and they have 10-12 children over so they have me work on Thanksgiving each year to manage the children. I usually do outdoor sports, a craft, eating, smaller craft, eating dessert, then reading books or playing board games.


Do you get payed holiday pay to work on Thanksgiving?
Anonymous
Post 11/22/2012 12:07     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

My employers host, and they have 10-12 children over so they have me work on Thanksgiving each year to manage the children. I usually do outdoor sports, a craft, eating, smaller craft, eating dessert, then reading books or playing board games.
Anonymous
Post 11/22/2012 09:56     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

I have often had Thanksgiving with employers, it's the next best thing to my own family who I don't always travel to see.
Anonymous
Post 11/22/2012 07:07     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

I've also enjoyed Thanksgiving with previous employers who are now very close friends-it was wonderful. I was very honored and grateful that they shared such a special holiday with me.
Anonymous
Post 11/22/2012 04:22     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

I was invited to Thanksgiving at my previous employers' home after I left for college a couple months before Thanksgiving 2 years ago.

It was great. Had great food, conversation and awesome seeing the kids.
Anonymous
Post 11/21/2012 23:25     Subject: turkey day with the MB/DB/nanny

Are any of you having Thanksgiving dinner with your employers? Or parents, are you having it with your nannies? Or have you in the past? Or would you rather scrub the floors with your toothbrush? (Lol