Anonymous
10/29/2015 22:32
Subject: Re:Which job would you chose?
no need to worry mind your business let professional handle it! ThanksAnonymous wrote:January is easier to find a new position than December. And bad napper is easier than reflux.
Anonymous
10/29/2015 22:31
Subject: Re:Which job would you chose?
no need to worry mind your business let professional handle it! ThanksAnonymous wrote:January is easier to find a new position than December. And bad napper is easier than reflux.
Anonymous
10/28/2015 00:59
Subject: Which job would you chose?
I would definitely choose the second option.
OT is required by law & if a family intentionally said they wouldn't be paying that, then that is a red flag that they are going to try to nickel + dime you to death.
Could also be why you feel no connection to the parents. They sound pretty shady to me.
OT is required by law & if a family intentionally said they wouldn't be paying that, then that is a red flag that they are going to try to nickel + dime you to death.
Could also be why you feel no connection to the parents. They sound pretty shady to me.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 23:47
Subject: Which job would you chose?
They aren't allowed to NOT pay you overtime. It's a law, not a benefit they can choose to offer if they want to.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 22:09
Subject: Which job would you chose?
OP here. I forgot to add that both families have one parent working from home. I personally like having a connection with the people I work with. It makes my job much more enjoyable.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 20:49
Subject: Which job would you chose?
Numbero uno!
Don't worry abt the parents they go to work everyday. Just you and the baby. Enjoy it!!
Don't worry abt the parents they go to work everyday. Just you and the baby. Enjoy it!!
Anonymous
10/27/2015 18:09
Subject: Which job would you chose?
Anonymous wrote:#2 but...bad napping could be due to reflux. If it's short term take the one that makes sense financially.
Staying with # 2 for another month will earn me much more. Both babies aren't great napper a but it's not uncommon at this age. I'm going with #2.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 18:06
Subject: Which job would you chose?
#2 but...bad napping could be due to reflux. If it's short term take the one that makes sense financially.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 16:07
Subject: Which job would you chose?
Position number two hands down.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 16:04
Subject: Re:Which job would you chose?
January is easier to find a new position than December. And bad napper is easier than reflux.
Anonymous
10/27/2015 15:40
Subject: Which job would you chose?
Job # 1. $18/hr for 50 hours. No OT offered. Baby is 4 months. Has reflux. Position is short-term from next week through mid-December. 15 minutes away. No connection with parents.
Job # 2. $18 hr plus OT for 44 hours. Baby is same age as other. No issues but bad napper. Short-term positions from next week until mid- January. Love the parents but commute is 30-35 minutes away.
Both seem great but I'm leaning towards position 2. I think finding a position in or around January will hopefully be a great time.
Job # 2. $18 hr plus OT for 44 hours. Baby is same age as other. No issues but bad napper. Short-term positions from next week until mid- January. Love the parents but commute is 30-35 minutes away.
Both seem great but I'm leaning towards position 2. I think finding a position in or around January will hopefully be a great time.