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    Default Additional charges few questions plz help

    what do you charge for absences children and childminder though sickness/holidays etc?

    how many weeks notice should parents and childminder give for holidays and terminating the contracts?
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    Default Re: Additional charges few questions plz help

    I charge 2 fees. If a child is sick then this goes down to the lower rate. If i am sick then i do not charge. I also ask for at least 4 weeks notice for holiday or termination of contract.
    Hope this helps!!

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    I charge full fee if a child doesnt come for any reason. I do not charge for my sickness or holidays.

    I usually have a four week no notice settling in, and then it is four weeks notice to end the contract (odd ones I have two on).

    As i still charge when ***** is not here, i dont care how little notice i get!

    I give them four weeks notice of my big holidays, but for other unexpected one off bits it is just as much notice as I can.

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    Default Re: Additional charges few questions plz help

    Child absence - full fee

    Me not working - no fee

    No notice required for child holidays.

    Any contractural changes/notice for termnation - 2 weeks

    hth
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    Default Re: Additional charges few questions plz help

    Quote Originally Posted by TheBTeam View Post
    I charge full fee if a child doesnt come for any reason. I do not charge for my sickness or holidays.

    I usually have a four week no notice settling in, and then it is four weeks notice to end the contract (odd ones I have two on).

    As i still charge when ***** is not here, i dont care how little notice i get!

    I give them four weeks notice of my big holidays, but for other unexpected one off bits it is just as much notice as I can.
    I do exactly thee same as Bteam.
    Why hasn't Gary Barlow come to my rescue yet?

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    Default Re: Additional charges few questions plz help

    Quote Originally Posted by TheBTeam View Post
    I charge full fee if a child doesnt come for any reason. I do not charge for my sickness or holidays.

    I usually have a four week no notice settling in, and then it is four weeks notice to end the contract (odd ones I have two on).

    As i still charge when ***** is not here, i dont care how little notice i get!

    I give them four weeks notice of my big holidays, but for other unexpected one off bits it is just as much notice as I can.
    As above

 

 

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