Anonymous
02/04/2019 14:56
Subject: Re:Is it wrong for an MB to read the nanny’s phone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If she pays for the phones, she gets access to it. Otherwise, it belongs on your person. Plug it in to charge in the car or at home, not at work.
OP here. My employers did not buy the phone nor do they pay for it. I have to charge my phone when my charge is napping (which she was) or it will die. I only use it when she is awake to take photos of her. I am older and just not a phone-all-the-time person.
I know I did nothing wrong and this was a violation of my privacy. Thank you all. Yes, I did give notice.
How did she respond when you gave notice?
Angry. OP here. I have a feeling she is going to send me home tomorrow as soon as I arrive. She thinks she did nothing wrong. She is playing the victim.
You think she’ll have you drive to work so that she can regain some power by sending you home? Peace out! Good for you, OP; that woman sounds nuts!
Maybe you posted about having a nanny friend that your boss doesn’t like??? If so, you definitely made the right choice!
Anonymous
02/03/2019 21:05
Subject: Is it wrong for an MB to read the nanny’s phone?
The employer was totally out of line to snoop on the nanny's phone. What a violation!!
Anonymous
02/03/2019 20:16
Subject: Re:Is it wrong for an MB to read the nanny’s phone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If she pays for the phones, she gets access to it. Otherwise, it belongs on your person. Plug it in to charge in the car or at home, not at work.
OP here. My employers did not buy the phone nor do they pay for it. I have to charge my phone when my charge is napping (which she was) or it will die. I only use it when she is awake to take photos of her. I am older and just not a phone-all-the-time person.
I know I did nothing wrong and this was a violation of my privacy. Thank you all. Yes, I did give notice.
How did she respond when you gave notice?
Angry. OP here. I have a feeling she is going to send me home tomorrow as soon as I arrive. She thinks she did nothing wrong. She is playing the victim.
Anonymous
02/03/2019 18:06
Subject: Re:Is it wrong for an MB to read the nanny’s phone?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If she pays for the phones, she gets access to it. Otherwise, it belongs on your person. Plug it in to charge in the car or at home, not at work.
OP here. My employers did not buy the phone nor do they pay for it. I have to charge my phone when my charge is napping (which she was) or it will die. I only use it when she is awake to take photos of her. I am older and just not a phone-all-the-time person.
I know I did nothing wrong and this was a violation of my privacy. Thank you all. Yes, I did give notice.
How did she respond when you gave notice?