Anonymous
05/13/2016 09:43
Subject: Lateness
and if she says no, then tell her she needs to in your house, ready to work by 8am every day.
Anonymous
05/13/2016 09:42
Subject: Lateness
Adjust her schedule 15 minutes earlier on both ends, especially since you are able to let her out early.
Say, Larla, I'm adjusting your worktime slightly to 7:45am-5:45pm. problem solved
Say, Larla, I'm adjusting your worktime slightly to 7:45am-5:45pm. problem solved
Anonymous
05/13/2016 07:01
Subject: Lateness
I think people are missing the point of being 1-2 minutes late every day. It's not a big deal at the time, but it's a sign that your morning routine doesn't have room for even a 5 minute deviation from the ideal. Any extra traffic, bus delay, misplaced phone, etc, will make you late.
Anonymous
05/13/2016 02:32
Subject: Re:Lateness
Talk to her and ask her to start the work at sharp time.
Anonymous
05/08/2016 08:03
Subject: Lateness
Anonymous wrote:I have to agree w/all the PPs who said that 1-2min. late isn't too important. It is ridiculous to even NOTICE when someone is that late. Do you set a timer??! Sit staring at your digital every 20 seconds????
If it has only been two weeks thus far & your nanny has already been late 2x (10 min.-30min.), then that is just irresponsible of her and a clear sign that she is not taking her job as seriously as she should. I would issue her her walking papers stat.
Re: Eating breakfast once she arrives, that is also a huge no-no. She should eat breakfast prior to coming in to work in my opinion.
*Hope this helps.
I agree. Nothing bugs me more than lateness. And your nanny should eat BEFORE she comes to work. Mention both issues to her now and don;t let this get out of hand.