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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just started a new weekend nanny job and have been asked to submit weekly invoices.  What is standard procedure in billing or paying for an hour's fraction?  Do you pay/bill by the quarter hour or half hour and do you round up or down?

Thank you in advance.  [/quote]

What rate are they paying you OP?[/quote]

Why does that matter?  The principle is still the same.  [/quote]

Because a professional making $24 an hour doesn't round up and charge for chatting, but also probably doesn't have to keep track of their own hours for their employer. I just wanted to confirm if OP is making like $12/hr because then I would suggest to her to charge for every 15 minutes and be really strict about the hours.[/quote]

I make $21 an hour and always invoice my employer.  It is the situation we set up that works best for us.

Anyway, OP, I generally round to the closest half hour.  [/quote]

AND I have always charged for the hand-off and debriefing with the parents - that is part of my job and I get paid for doing my job.  [/quote]

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