Anonymous
07/17/2017 16:35
Subject: Nanny starting her own family
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'd fire you. Sorry, but I'm being honest here. An older kid coming out of foster care is going to have a lot of problems. I don't think someone would stay focused on their work doing that. And I just can't risk it with my children.
Now if you were an employee of my company and were adopting, I'd fully support that. But my company is nowhere near as personal as my children.
Would you fire a nanny for being pregnant too?
We specifically hired a nanny in her 50's.
I have a small business and I refuse to hire women under age 50. Older employees have a terrific work ethic and do not get pregnant or have to take off for childcare.
Anonymous
07/17/2017 15:49
Subject: Nanny starting her own family
Thanks for all the perspectives. I'm going to say nothing until the last minute, give two weeks notice and probably look to work part time instead of full so I can be more present at home
Anonymous
07/17/2017 13:03
Subject: Nanny starting her own family
Anonymous wrote:Being a nanny is a JOB. Nannies are not slave's to be on duty 24/7. If this is what you want then start paying $$$/hr,!
No one said 24/7/ What they often do say, though, is 8-5, M-F.