Anonymous
08/01/2014 14:31
Subject: Relatively New Nanny Birthday Gift
Anonymous wrote:Wow, that's over the top. She's been with you three months and you want to give her $100 and a day off.
What will you do next year? A week off in Aruba?
Don't answer that. I'm pretty sure you're a nanny doing what the nannies here do, upping their gifts, bonuses, and rates and pretending to be MBs with no sense of what is appropriate.
Rock on.
She gets a day off because our schedules are light in August and it's not a big deal. I don't think $50 a family is that heavy of a lift. You sound like a delightful boss.
Anonymous
07/31/2014 13:40
Subject: Relatively New Nanny Birthday Gift
Wow, that's over the top. She's been with you three months and you want to give her $100 and a day off.
What will you do next year? A week off in Aruba?
Don't answer that. I'm pretty sure you're a nanny doing what the nannies here do, upping their gifts, bonuses, and rates and pretending to be MBs with no sense of what is appropriate.
Rock on.
What will you do next year? A week off in Aruba?
Don't answer that. I'm pretty sure you're a nanny doing what the nannies here do, upping their gifts, bonuses, and rates and pretending to be MBs with no sense of what is appropriate.
Rock on.
Anonymous
07/31/2014 12:10
Subject: Relatively New Nanny Birthday Gift
That is way beyond acceptable! That's awesome. You're nanny will be so happy!
Anonymous
07/31/2014 11:20
Subject: Re:Relatively New Nanny Birthday Gift
2 families. We both have 2 year old boys.
Anonymous
07/31/2014 11:20
Subject: Relatively New Nanny Birthday Gift
I would be thrilled with that (especially the day off!).
How many families are in your share?
How many families are in your share?
Anonymous
07/31/2014 11:18
Subject: Relatively New Nanny Birthday Gift
Our nanny share nanny has been with us for about 3 months and is turning 55 next week. I think the families will together give her $100 cash in a card and give her the day off. Acceptable?