Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She’s an at will employee and an adult. We cut one our APs 5 months short to take an amazing opportunity in a family art-immersion program in Taos which didn’t allow domestics. We gave her 2 weeks notice. It was the right thing for us.
You only had 2 weeks notice? How did you get everything done that fast?!
Anonymous wrote:She’s an at will employee and an adult. We cut one our APs 5 months short to take an amazing opportunity in a family art-immersion program in Taos which didn’t allow domestics. We gave her 2 weeks notice. It was the right thing for us.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I’d talk to her sooner than later. She may be very happy to end her au pair year 3 months early, especially since it will be summer and she can probably get a summer job at home before going back to school. I would offer to pay her a portion of the remaining weekly stipend and her plane ticket home, since the agency won’t pay for au pairs leaving early. If you have a good relationship with her and she’s already making plans for after her year she may agree to this. You could also offer to help her find a summer rematch family - I know a lot of families who would love a summer au pair and they’re not easy to find since the program is a minimum of a year.
A little off topic, but how early can APs go home with the agency ticket?
Anonymous wrote:I’d talk to her sooner than later. She may be very happy to end her au pair year 3 months early, especially since it will be summer and she can probably get a summer job at home before going back to school. I would offer to pay her a portion of the remaining weekly stipend and her plane ticket home, since the agency won’t pay for au pairs leaving early. If you have a good relationship with her and she’s already making plans for after her year she may agree to this. You could also offer to help her find a summer rematch family - I know a lot of families who would love a summer au pair and they’re not easy to find since the program is a minimum of a year.
Anonymous wrote:I’d talk to her sooner than later. She may be very happy to end her au pair year 3 months early, especially since it will be summer and she can probably get a summer job at home before going back to school. I would offer to pay her a portion of the remaining weekly stipend and her plane ticket home, since the agency won’t pay for au pairs leaving early. If you have a good relationship with her and she’s already making plans for after her year she may agree to this. You could also offer to help her find a summer rematch family - I know a lot of families who would love a summer au pair and they’re not easy to find since the program is a minimum of a year.