Anonymous
Post 01/28/2015 21:21     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
Anonymous wrote:Due to impending blizzard?


Where are you because no was blizzard predicted for this area. The snow at my house was, maybe, 1/4 of an inch.

Anonymous
Post 01/27/2015 22:59     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
She ended up coming in early of her own accord so that day nanny could get home early.
She made it home safely this afternoon
Thanks for the replies.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2015 22:03     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
NannyRach wrote:What is your agreement with her? Is her weekly pay guaranteed? What time would she be leaving your home, and will it be safe to travel then? You really need to consider her safety here, and not just how to get her to you. Remember that she needs to get home too, and that road conditions will likely be worse then.

I don't think it is an inappropriate request, if you intend to compensate her for the extra time spent at your home, and she will be leaving late enough tomorrow that road have been treated/plowed. I do not think it would be appropriate to pressure her if she says no.


Haha! I wish that in the real world, employers career about crap like this, but no, capital one couldn't give a shit. Must be nice to be part of such a protected class of snowflakes.
Anonymous
Post 01/27/2015 19:32     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
NannyRach wrote:What is your agreement with her? Is her weekly pay guaranteed? What time would she be leaving your home, and will it be safe to travel then? You really need to consider her safety here, and not just how to get her to you. Remember that she needs to get home too, and that road conditions will likely be worse then.

I don't think it is an inappropriate request, if you intend to compensate her for the extra time spent at your home, and she will be leaving late enough tomorrow that road have been treated/plowed. I do not think it would be appropriate to pressure her if she says no.


I love ALL of your posts. You are an excellent advocate for nannies on this site.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2015 15:44     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
NannyRach wrote:What is your agreement with her? Is her weekly pay guaranteed? What time would she be leaving your home, and will it be safe to travel then? You really need to consider her safety here, and not just how to get her to you. Remember that she needs to get home too, and that road conditions will likely be worse then.

I don't think it is an inappropriate request, if you intend to compensate her for the extra time spent at your home, and she will be leaving late enough tomorrow that road have been treated/plowed. I do not think it would be appropriate to pressure her if she says no.


Agree 100%
Have you considered her safety going home?
NannyRach
Post 01/26/2015 14:15     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
What is your agreement with her? Is her weekly pay guaranteed? What time would she be leaving your home, and will it be safe to travel then? You really need to consider her safety here, and not just how to get her to you. Remember that she needs to get home too, and that road conditions will likely be worse then.

I don't think it is an inappropriate request, if you intend to compensate her for the extra time spent at your home, and she will be leaving late enough tomorrow that road have been treated/plowed. I do not think it would be appropriate to pressure her if she says no.
Anonymous
Post 01/26/2015 13:56     Subject: Would it be inappropriate to see if evening/night nanny could come in earlier?
Due to impending blizzard?