how to pay for working interview

[Anonymous]

quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

[Anonymous]

Since it could possibly be a one time thing, I would pay her in cash.

You are not obligated to pay taxes on such a small amount and it would only complicate things.

[Anonymous]

I write a check, and don't include it in her income for the year even if we hire her.

[Anonymous]

thanks all!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

Why would you pay for an interview?

[Anonymous]

Cash is always easiest

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

Why would you pay for an interview?

It's a working interview.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

Why would you pay for an interview?

Some families want to see how a nanny does with a working interview / trial day or maybe a trial weekend. When your asked to do something longer then 2 hours you should be paid. Would you be ok going to an interview from 7 am to 7 pm and getting no compensation? What if the interview last over a weekend Friday- Sunday 7 am - 7pm all 3 days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

Why would you pay for an interview?

Some families want to see how a nanny does with a working interview / trial day or maybe a trial weekend. When your asked to do something longer then 2 hours you should be paid. Would you be ok going to an interview from 7 am to 7 pm and getting no compensation? What if the interview last over a weekend Friday- Sunday 7 am - 7pm all 3 days.

If that's what they wanted to offer me a job, and I wanted the job enough, I would interview from 7-7

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

Why would you pay for an interview?

Some families want to see how a nanny does with a working interview / trial day or maybe a trial weekend. When your asked to do something longer then 2 hours you should be paid. Would you be ok going to an interview from 7 am to 7 pm and getting no compensation? What if the interview last over a weekend Friday- Sunday 7 am - 7pm all 3 days.

If that's what they wanted to offer me a job, and I wanted the job enough, I would interview from 7-7

I agree but a lot of families do offer some compensation which is nice.

[Anonymous]

An interview and trial are two separate things. I dress for an interview, not for working, so if the family intends to have a trial immediately, I need to know before I get there.

[Anonymous]

Cash. I'm always a little leery taking checks from someone I don't know. I'd probably take it but be annoyed you couldn't be bothered to have cash. And don't be cheap and pay down to the dollar. Round to the nearest $5.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cash. I'm always a little leery taking checks from someone I don't know. I'd probably take it but be annoyed you couldn't be bothered to have cash. And don't be cheap and pay down to the dollar. Round to the nearest $5.

You're high maintenance. What's wrong with rounding to the nearest dollar as long as it's up?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:quick question--how best to pay for a working interview? is cash or check ok? will be going through a payroll service once we actually hire somebody. thanks in advance .

Why would you pay for an interview?

Some families want to see how a nanny does with a working interview / trial day or maybe a trial weekend. When your asked to do something longer then 2 hours you should be paid. Would you be ok going to an interview from 7 am to 7 pm and getting no compensation? What if the interview last over a weekend Friday- Sunday 7 am - 7pm all 3 days.

If that's what they wanted to offer me a job, and I wanted the job enough, I would interview from 7-7

We know because you're the Uriah Jeep of nannies.

[Anonymous]

Heep not keep.