Anonymous
Post 10/07/2018 19:43     Subject: nanny pay

Op, you are the same poster as the other thread called “nanny question.” I understand you’re upset about not being appreciated, but let’s not get greedy here.
Anonymous
Post 10/07/2018 16:12     Subject: nanny pay

Anonymous wrote:Agree, I think the nanny posted this.


Agreed. The nanny from the other thread asking about severance. She is clearly pissed she received no severance or ending check even though she was not entitled to it.

Anonymous
Post 10/07/2018 15:41     Subject: nanny pay

Agree, I think the nanny posted this.
Anonymous
Post 10/07/2018 13:56     Subject: nanny pay

Anonymous wrote:Are you sure you’re the employ(ER) here or the actual Nanny......??

The reason I am asking is because your English language skills seem to be subpar.

Not trying to be snarky -
I just suspect that you are actually the Nanny in question.


+1
Anonymous
Post 10/06/2018 19:37     Subject: nanny pay

Are you sure you’re the employ(ER) here or the actual Nanny......??

The reason I am asking is because your English language skills seem to be subpar.

Not trying to be snarky -
I just suspect that you are actually the Nanny in question.
Anonymous
Post 10/06/2018 07:43     Subject: nanny pay

Anonymous wrote:i did not give her nothing was that appropriate she was the best the kids love this was my first nanny so i did not know should i mail her a check


Yes, mail her a check or give it to her the next time you see her. And please work on your punctuation!
Anonymous
Post 10/06/2018 06:05     Subject: nanny pay

i did not give her nothing was that appropriate she was the best the kids love this was my first nanny so i did not know should i mail her a check
Anonymous
Post 10/06/2018 03:07     Subject: nanny pay

What does your contract say?

If you gave her four weeks' notice and that's what's in your contract, you would pay her till the end of the four weeks and then that's the end--it would be appropriate and gracious to do a bonus at the end to thank her for her years with you (which might be anywhere from 1-3 weeks' pay).

If you don't have a contract to go by, four weeks' notice seems reasonable.
Anonymous
Post 10/06/2018 02:19     Subject: nanny pay

ok i just want to know my nanny work for 3years and i no longer nead her so i give her 4 week notice should i give her 2 week pay please let me know