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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yeah OP, this argument is already being hashed out elsewhere.

FWIW my bosses care a great deal about my well-being; they pay at the top of the market ($20/hr), give me great PTO/holidays/vacation, provide a stipend toward my health care, give me Christmas and birthday bonuses and gifts, and paid me my FT salary for four months when I was unable to work. I've been with them two years and hope to stay for one or two more (depending on when I decide to start/get into/can pay for grad school) but would stay forever if I was going to make nannying my career. They're absolutely wonderful.

So just a shout out to all the MBs here who care about their nannies and do everything they can to treat them well. We know you're out there and we greatly appreciate you![/quote]

$20 ia hardly top of the market... it's slightly above the average for DC of $18. I make $35 and can still go higher.[/quote]

You do not make $35/hour so give it up already. I've seen your posts insisting that nannies make $35/hr. Come back to reality!![/quote]

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