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In a nutshell I have decided that being an at-home daycare provider is not my cup of tea. Not that I do not enjoy it but I only have one family & have had a hard time attracting clients (small town/tons of providers!). Anyway, I had an interview late last week for a job outside of the home. This evening I found out I got the job & so I need to give my DCF notice tomorrow. Here's my issue. . . & I recall this being on here before but I failed to find it when I searched the termnation posts. The last week of MArch I am closed due to my kids' spring break (unpaid). DCF has known about it for months. So is it fair to count that in my 2 week notice since even though I am not providing care for them they have known about it forever?! I can't wait 3 weeks to start this job. Advice?
I didn't word the ending very well. What I meant to say was if I don't include my vacation week it looks like I am only giving one week notice & I would then have to tack an extra week on which would actually be 3 weeks. Last edited by momofboys; 03-17-2011 at 08:08 PM. Reason: clarity |
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I too am closing and also have vacation
I included my vacation in their notice because they knew about my vacation, the only difference for me is with my vacation added it ended up being a 5 week notice. I think if you explain it to your family they will understand.
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If you need your new job and can only give a two-week notice before starting, that is fine. You're only watching one family and as you said you're in a small town with many providers.
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Sure include it. It's unpaid so they should be fine with that.
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As long as you agreed to give two weeks notice I see nothing wrong it... I would include that week as one of the weeks.
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Definitely count your vacation week - you're still giving them two weeks to find alternative care - which is the whole basis of giving a two week notice
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Two weeks should be good enough. I am planning to close my daycare this summer for good on June 10th but I will be giving them a two weeks notice to be staying at home mom with my girls for the whole summer and going back to school full time this fall.
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