Dcf is planning to move ... Heard through gma
So ... Grandma picks up dcg today and says, "Well the interviews dcm and dcd had went very well. I expect they will get the jobs and be moving soon." She mentioned the place they are moving to - about 3-4 hours away.
Grandma thought I already knew. Houses around here are selling before they even go on the market (I'm not kidding). So that would not be an issue for them. I'm not worried about filling the spot, but I have someone who wants it who is a friend of a current dcm, and also a wonderful family. Would it be fair to give, say, a 6-week notice? I'm certain dcm and dcd will get these jobs. They could work anywhere they wanted to. I don't want to leave them without childcare, but then again ... They aren't keeping me informed ... |
I would give them whatever notice you require they give you now.
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Do what's best for your family. They are.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered: |
Originally Posted by Thriftylady: |
Originally Posted by daycarediva: |
Originally Posted by Thriftylady: But ... Now that I know ... |
I would talk to the parents for sure before making a decision. It seems unwise to make a business decision based on a comment from a relative.
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I would wait until the parents tell me and then follow my normal policy. The issuers didn't want you to know yet so I would act as if I didn't know.
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I would just ask. "Hey! Grandma mentioned you guys were thinking of relocating due to new jobs. How is it going? Any leads or plans in motion yet?" Come across as nice and just friendly convo. You will be able to tell by their response whether they are serious or not and you never know, maybe they only tell grandma bits and pieces too and she runs with it and adds her own narrative to it:) I feel like most issues can be solved with communication. Just ask and go from there.
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Originally Posted by mommyneedsadayoff: It's something that should be high on the priority list for both provider and parent. |
Originally Posted by cheerfuldom: |
Originally Posted by mommyneedsadayoff: |
Originally Posted by jenboo: They may be undecided and change their minds. Or be using these interviews as leverage at their current job. If you don't anticipate trouble filling the spot I wouldn't rent trouble you don't need to buy yet. |
They may not be planning on moving. Sometimes people use job offers to get better pay and positions within the place they are already working. If they are required to give you advanced notice then I wouldn't worry. People generally don't up and move in two weeks time.
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Sorry, I forgot to mention - I did talk to dcm. She confirmed that what grandma said was true. That's why I was thinking maybe giving 6-8 weeks notice. I figure they will be gone by the end of summer.
Cool family, but they are very spur-of-the-moment. Moved to Alaska on a whim. Came back. Bought a house a few months ago. Decided they want to go to school for more education. Changed their minds. Dcm got a sweet promotion. She doesn't like it. Now wants to sell everything and move again. |
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