Life update, finally. (Advice and insight welcome.)
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Kid daycare right? Wear clothing that looks nice but that you can move in and don't mind getting dirt/stains on so you can be right in the middle of the action if needed.
When I interviewed for dog jobs I needed similarly flexible attire, so I went with khakis and a nice polo shirt. Consider length of the shirt, too, since you don't want to show too much skin when bending over!
Also, I second the smile!
When I interviewed for dog jobs I needed similarly flexible attire, so I went with khakis and a nice polo shirt. Consider length of the shirt, too, since you don't want to show too much skin when bending over!
Also, I second the smile!
Thanks everybody!
I'm not sure. I'm speaking to the director about that tomorrow.
Right now I am on the waiting list for CCS, which pays for childcare with a co-pay of 9-11%. If that comes through, I shouldn't have too many issues besides finding him a place before 6 weeks of age since that's the youngest they will take, I think.
At the daycare, they give 50% discount to employees, which comes out to $100 a week... I could afford that if I could maybe convince my parents to help me until I'm approved for CCS.
Awesome! Will you be able to bring the baby when he's born?
Will you be able to bring the baby when he's born?
Right now I am on the waiting list for CCS, which pays for childcare with a co-pay of 9-11%. If that comes through, I shouldn't have too many issues besides finding him a place before 6 weeks of age since that's the youngest they will take, I think.
At the daycare, they give 50% discount to employees, which comes out to $100 a week... I could afford that if I could maybe convince my parents to help me until I'm approved for CCS.
I've got to ask - do you not get money in the states when you're out because of having a child?
Here, you have to take 6 weeks before and 4 months afters the birth of your child off. During that time you are payed your full income. After 4 months, you have the choice of staying home until 12 months after birth and recieving a % of your paycheck. (min. 300€, max. 1800€ a month).
Here, you have to take 6 weeks before and 4 months afters the birth of your child off. During that time you are payed your full income. After 4 months, you have the choice of staying home until 12 months after birth and recieving a % of your paycheck. (min. 300€, max. 1800€ a month).