10/01/2018 22:03
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
MB didn’t require it. I don’t ever get it except When I was a Teachers assistant I did have to keep up with the tDap, TB, and flu shot. School requirements. If MB asks me to get it though I definitely would.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 15:45
Subject: Re:Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Yes, my employers require it. I knew it going into the job as they posted it in their ad. It’s a good practice to get it regardless.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 14:23
Subject: Re:Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
No, but so just got it today with both parents at my charges wellness visit to her pediatrician! I would have gotten it anyway.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 13:55
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
No but you should ask her to and just pay for it.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 13:32
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Anonymous wrote:MB here. We had very few requirements, but flu vaccine was one of them. (And we made it clear during the interview, so no surprises.)
Same. We require it annually and made it clear upfront.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 12:52
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
MB here. I only required it when we had newborns, but recommended it thereafter. I paid for health insurance, so I knew it was covered.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 12:10
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
MB here. We had very few requirements, but flu vaccine was one of them. (And we made it clear during the interview, so no surprises.)
Anonymous
10/01/2018 11:33
Subject: Re:Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
No but I just did anyway. I missed the flu shot last year and got the flu bad - two weeks in bed - and felt horrid. I also used all my PTO for the year which sucked big time.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 11:08
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
My Nanny family didn’t tell me when I was initially hired, but asked me since their child doesn’t have a spleen (thus for him to catch the flu can be mortal) & I didn’t mind at all since my health insurance covered it.
I heard that it is recommended (highly!) that everyone get one for this upcoming flu season.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 10:54
Subject: Re:Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Never asked but always get the flu shot. Was required to show tDAP and measles v proof at hiring.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 09:35
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Never got one, never been asked.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 09:12
Subject: Re:Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Yes. But I would anyway.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 08:49
Subject: Re:Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Yes. My employers are both doctors and a flu vaccine is required in my job. So was tDAP when my charge was a newborn.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 08:47
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
Nope, never got the flu shot and haven’t been asked.
Anonymous
10/01/2018 08:41
Subject: Are nannies generally required to get yearly flu shots?
I have noticed this in a couple Nanny position postings.
Nannies, is your job contingent on the yearly flu vaccine?
(I get the flu shot every year so this is not a thread about anti-vaccine or pro-vaccination. I am just wondering if proof of vaccine is common.)