Gross annual salary ???

[Anonymous]

What is your gross annual salary and weekly hours? Is it averge for your area? Above/below?

Me: $31,000 30hrs, above

Considering a new position with more hours, but lower hourly pay and was wondering what others make.

[Anonymous]

25k, paid for 40 hrs but usually work 35-40 hrs, slightly below average for my area (not DC or anywhere near).

I am broke all the time but I have also had over 2 months of paid vacation since January so I'm not complaining.

[Anonymous]

$41,184. 36 hours, 4 days a week (no OT, even though in CA OT starts after 8h a day - and I'm fine with this). I'm paid market rate for an agency nanny in the Bay Area, CA.

[Anonymous]

Mine is around 45-50K (two positions, one with variable hours) annually. Around 43-50 hours per week (sometimes 55-60.)

I think I'm paid an average rate for an agency nanny in my area.

[Anonymous]

Average about $72k I usually work 45-55 hours a week.

I'm guessing it's about average for my area (southern California).

[Anonymous]

About $45K, 45 hours per week, about average for a share nanny in the DC area.

[Anonymous]

$85,000. 103-106hrs a week. NYC. I think it is average for this type of position.

[Anonymous]

65,000-68,000 GROSS; 49,700-50,200 NET, for 50 hours a week in Boston. My income fluctuates because I occasionally cut hours during stressful semesters.

No healthcare benefits offered.

[Anonymous]

46000, 50 hrs, not DC
Way, way above typical market rates for this area

[Anonymous]

My base salary is $78,000 for 50 hours a week in the San Francisco Bay area. Often work a little more than 50 hours and get paid for every 15 minutes I work

I think my salary is slightly above average for the area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Average about $72k I usually work 45-55 hours a week.

I'm guessing it's about average for my area (southern California).

No, you are definitely on the high side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Average about $72k I usually work 45-55 hours a week.

I'm guessing it's about average for my area (southern California).

No, you are definitely on the high side.

You have no clue, 20:29, so shut it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Average about $72k I usually work 45-55 hours a week.

I'm guessing it's about average for my area (southern California).

No, you are definitely on the high side.

You have no clue, 20:29, so shut it.

Yes, I do, pp. i've lived here for 30 years on the westside of LA and employed nannies for the last 20. Funny how you resort to being crude when challenged.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Average about $72k I usually work 45-55 hours a week.

I'm guessing it's about average for my area (southern California).

No, you are definitely on the high side.

You have no clue, 20:29, so shut it.

Yes, I do, pp. i've lived here for 30 years on the westside of LA and employed nannies for the last 20. Funny how you resort to being crude when challenged.

LA is very different from San Fran and the nanny market is completely different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Average about $72k I usually work 45-55 hours a week.

I'm guessing it's about average for my area (southern California).

No, you are definitely on the high side.

You have no clue, 20:29, so shut it.

Yes, I do, pp. i've lived here for 30 years on the westside of LA and employed nannies for the last 20. Funny how you resort to being crude when challenged.

LA is very different from San Fran and the nanny market is completely different.

No kidding. San Francisco is not in southern california. LA is.