New Contracts, Now This...

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  • wahmof3
    Daycare.com Member
    • Oct 2011
    • 806

    New Contracts, Now This...

    So I handed out my new contracts this past Friday (previous posts will give details) but basically went from a daily rate to a weekly rate- including paid holidays.

    I have 4 families: Dcf 1- state funded, the other 3 dcf are teachers and 1 is already on my new rate bc they started last month.

    SOOO how do I handle the questions that I am getting??

    How much information do I give them? Meaning-do I need to give them an explaination of WHY I am going from a daily rate to a weekly rate?

    I am trying to keep this very very professional and keeping my emotion out of it.

    As far as the holidays "typically" its 1 day in a week so I still have the kids 3-4 days that week which is still full time hours. So do I explain this to them?

    Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!
  • wdmmom
    Advanced Daycare.com
    • Mar 2011
    • 2713

    #2
    There's a very simple answer:

    "This is what I felt I needed to do for myself, my family and for the future of the daycare."

    If this answer isnt' good enough, "It's easier from a paperwork standpoint." ::

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    • bice99
      Parent and Provider
      • Apr 2011
      • 376

      #3
      As a former teacher, I know that teachers do get paid for holidays as well. But don't make the mistake I did - my first year, a teacher said, well these 2 (cannot remember which ones they were) are not paid for us, so I don't have to pay you.

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      • wahmof3
        Daycare.com Member
        • Oct 2011
        • 806

        #4
        Originally posted by wdmmom
        There's a very simple answer:

        "This is what I felt I needed to do for myself, my family and for the future of the daycare."

        If this answer isnt' good enough, "It's easier from a paperwork standpoint." ::
        Thanks, this is good

        Im beginning to think they want me to say: "oh I didn't mean to add that to your contract, sorry for the misunderstanding."

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