Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:42
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
Her magical car ice-skates, as directed?
Or she appears at your door via her floating umbrella?
It's not hard to drive.
Which car is easy to drive on ice?
My nanny drive a 2007 Honda Civic so I guess that one because she comes in.
Or she drives with her toes crossed, for good luck.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:41
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
Her magical car ice-skates, as directed?
Or she appears at your door via her floating umbrella?
It's not hard to drive.
Which car is easy to drive on ice?
My nanny drive a 2007 Honda Civic so I guess that one because she comes in.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:36
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
Her magical car ice-skates, as directed?
Or she appears at your door via her floating umbrella?
It's not hard to drive.
Which car is easy to drive on ice?
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:25
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
+ 1 Our nanny walked to work yesterday and today (she lives reasonably close) with never a word of complaint and she is 59.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:24
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
Her magical car ice-skates, as directed?
Or she appears at your door via her floating umbrella?
It's not hard to drive.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:19
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
Her magical car ice-skates, as directed?
Or she appears at your door via her floating umbrella?
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:09
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
It makes me so glad I hired a mature nanny with no fear of driving who comes in rain or snow when needed and never tries to get extra paid days off because of bad weather. She has never been hurt or in an accident trying to come into work.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:07
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Your arrogance is astounding. And SHAMEFUL.
Everyone is being told to stay home today, FYI.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 08:00
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
No one gets paid double or extra to go to a real job. Just fyi. You make it in or you take a sick day or get fired. It's really simple.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 07:55
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Check the news first. Crashes everywhere, DC area. IF you still go because of an emergency situation, and risk your life when we're being told to stay off the roads, make sure they pay you DOUBLE.
So you would risk your life for the money??
Anonymous
03/06/2015 07:40
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Agree. They can always make other arrangements.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 07:36
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
For all the nannies if you don't feel safe driving to work and MB or DB is home just take off.
Be safe everybody. Your safety should come first always.
Be safe everybody. Your safety should come first always.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 07:35
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Our employers who risk their lives to get to work, no matter what, get paid plenty for that. I guarantee you. You deserve at least double pay if they insist that you risk your life. It's treacherous outside, especially the side streets. "Even with a four wheel drive vehicle," according to news reports this morning.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 07:29
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Anonymous wrote:Check the news first. Crashes everywhere, DC area. IF you still go because of an emergency situation, and risk your life when we're being told to stay off the roads, make sure they pay you DOUBLE.
Like that would ever happen.
Anonymous
03/06/2015 07:15
Subject: Going to Work in Dangerous Conditions?
Check the news first. Crashes everywhere, DC area. IF you still go because of an emergency situation, and risk your life when we're being told to stay off the roads, make sure they pay you DOUBLE.