
Did you know about My Nanny Circle? Alene Mathurin is the founder of My Nanny Circle, an advocacy group. She empowers nannies and helps them build their career more professionally. Greenhouse is proud to be partners and sponsor of such a great community! My Nanny Circle doesn’t discriminate and is open to all! They always have great events, social gatherings, seminars, fun activities. You can meet other great nannies and share your experience. You can always follow them on Facebook and learn more about what they can offer. **To learn more about My Nanny Circle, click the link below: [ Read the rest…]

For many Employer’s of Household/Domestic Staff, this is the time of year when additional workers are needed. Though not needing a permanent employee, the same quality & skill-set is essential. References, background and personality component must still be of the level of a “long term” candidate being considered. The best way to be assured of having expectations met…… is to be up front, in the beginning, about the “temporary nature” of the job. We have seen many family’s indicate they are hiring for a permanent position. A new member of the “team” comes on board. In all work [ Read the rest…]

Gossip is rampant in most workplaces. Sometimes, it seems as if people have nothing better to do than gossip about each other. They talk about the company, their coworkers, and their managers. They frequently take a partial truth and turn it into a whole speculative truth. TO KEEP READING CLICK THE LINK BELOW https://www.thebalancecareers.com/how-to-manage-gossip-at-work-1918782

The shortage highlights four larger problems with the U.S. economy. Is my baby getting enough food? It is a typical fear among new parents — and an acute one now, because of a national shortage of baby formula. A potential bacteria outbreak led to the February shutdown of a Michigan factory that makes Similac formula, and the plant still has not reopened. Its closure has aggravated shortages created by broader pandemic supply-chain problems. Last week, stores stocked about 43 percent less baby formula than usual. “It gets really scary,” Carrie Fleming, who lives near Birmingham, Ala., told The Times. [ Read the rest…]