Pay for nanny while on vacation

Anonymous wrote:Your nanny must receive her usual paycheck regardless of how little you may use her. This is your vacation, not hers - and she is leaving her family and life to go with you. You need to pay her regular salary (her guaranteed hours) and then pay her for any additional evening hours she might work for you.

I, personally, HATE traveling with my employers and it doesn't matter where we go. The kids are off their schedule, my employers are around all the time, and the kids are generally over-stimulated -- basically nothing vacation-like for me. I am working.

Agree.

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12/24/2021 01:53

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We pay a travel rate for the "inconvenience" of being away from home.

We pay her normal week compensation but we spell out that hours will be different. One day would be 7am -12 and then 4-7. Another day would be 12-8. We would let her know the tentative plan at the start of the trip.and then nail down the plan the day before so she could plan what she wanted to do.

Food, room and all activities paid with us. She was free to eat out or do something else but pay for herself. She usually ate a few meals while she was out and exploring but she ate with us a bunch.

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12/28/2021 03:32

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Anonymous wrote:Ha! I'm a nanny and I would do it for free. A trip to Hawaii in exchange for under 40hrs of work while there? This is a no brainer. What is the other option? Sticking in butt ass cold DC and making no money?

I’m a MB and I would pay $50 an hour for a Hawaii trip. What is the other option? Using the hotel babysitter and letting some rando take care of my kids? Not having any private time on my vacation?

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01/01/2022 12:20

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I am paid $35 an hour for guaranteed 45 hours a week. When I travel I get an extra $100 per day, + a per diem amount. Depending on spot- it comes out to $400-$500 a day.