White House Nannies Earn $18-$22

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Question:$25 for one child 40 hours
$150 per month health insurance
Is that good benefits?
From WHN

Huh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:White House is unkind to nannies. If you make more than what they are placing nannies at they blow you off.

This is true. No self-respecting professional nanny would go near them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Question:$25 for one child 40 hours
$150 per month health insurance
Is that good benefits?
From WHN

Huh?

Depends on too many factors to know.
How old is the child and are there any special needs?
Is the nanny expected to stay home or can she schedule activities and play dates? Reimbursement, petty cash or house card?
Guaranteed hours and schedule?
Location? How close to metro? Is parking available?
Paid vacation? How much can nanny choose? Pto/sick?
Household duties?
How many prior caregivers?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Question:$25 for one child 40 hours
$150 per month health insurance
Is that good benefits?
From WHN

Looks like a fake post from their agency.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:White House is unkind to nannies. If you make more than what they are placing nannies at they blow you off.

This is true. No self-respecting professional nanny would go near them.

Most nannies I know hate them.

[Anonymous]

I’m a nanny working with WHN
One baby 27 per hour
Health stipend 150
Vacation/sick days
All federal off
I have been working with them for a few years
no problem
Everyone have a different experience I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Question:$25 for one child 40 hours
$150 per month health insurance
Is that good benefits?
From WHN

Here’s fake post #1 from WHN.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a nanny working with WHN
One baby 27 per hour
Health stipend 150
Vacation/sick days
All federal off
I have been working with them for a few years
no problem
Everyone have a different experience I guess.

Here’s fake post #2 from WHN.
Don’t they know how obvious it is???

[Anonymous]

Why don’t you check it out if you so think it’s fake ?????
Believe it or not White House nannies you get good jobs
Their I’m a nanny working for this company

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you check it out if you so think it’s fake ?????
Believe it or not White House nannies you get good jobs
Their I’m a nanny working for this company

You don't exactly sound professional. Not a good representation for WHN.

[Anonymous]

Ok well spoken person I hope you found the right family
If you’re a family then the best nanny but don’t be bitter
They’re a great company if you don’t like then by all means
Get your resources elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you check it out if you so think it’s fake ?????
Believe it or not White House nannies you get good jobs
Their I’m a nanny working for this company

You don't exactly sound professional. Not a good representation for WHN.

A lot of nannies speak more than one language with English being a second or third language. How many languages do you speak?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Creme de la creme nannies from White House Nannies earn $18-$22.

Hear it straight from the source:
"The current average hourly rate for nannies in DC is $18-$22 per hour for a live-out nanny. We encourage you to choose a rate that falls in this range and is based on your experience and the requirements of the position. If you are seeking a live-in position, factor in the room and board that will be provided when determining your salary range."
https://www.whitehousenannies.com/for-nannies/nanny-faqs/

Qualifications?
-flawless English
-2-3 Excellent, glowing references
-legal to work
-5 years experience

So enough on the $35 jobs.

Thanks, WHN, you trolls. Stop pretending with the broken English. You fools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don’t you check it out if you so think it’s fake ?????
Believe it or not White House nannies you get good jobs
Their I’m a nanny working for this company

You don't exactly sound professional. Not a good representation for WHN.

A lot of nannies speak more than one language with English being a second or third language. How many languages do you speak?

So that gives them a pass to not sound professional?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ok well spoken person I hope you found the right family
If you’re a family then the best nanny but don’t be bitter
They’re a great company if you don’t like then by all means
Get your resources elsewhere.

It’s not about liking them or not. You don’t sound professional, but you are representing them.

I see their ads posted on care.com looking for nannies often. However, they boast that they are selective.