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Subject: Re: nanny vacation Author: Tonya Sakowicz [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:15:01 09/15/03 Mon Sylvia, Please see my response to your question below. It answers this question and shows you how to be fair to both you and your nanny. If you would like further clarification or more specifics on any area of this, please continue to post and we will try to assist you as much as we can. Since you have so much vacation, and I am assuming you pay your nanny at least 2 weeks of paid vacation per year, you could request that she take her two weeks of vacation time during the same time that you take at least 2 weeks of yours. That will eliminate 2 of the weeks right there. See my response to your previous posting for the rest. Tonya >i'm going on vacation. we have 5 weeks of vacation >spread out over each year--we'll be taking our child >with us. my nanny currently works under an hourly >wage scale, as opposed to salary. it was a system she >preferred. > >however, now that i'm about to go on vacation (without >her) what are my obligations with regards to her pay? >we want to be fair to her, knowing she counts on her >salary. however, we feel the need to be fair to >ourselves as well. > >how should we handle this? > >sylvia [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]