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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It makes no difference who prefers a set salary because NANNIES ARE HOURLY EMPLOYEES AND MUST BE PAID FOR EVERY HOUR WORKED!!!! A live-in nanny is paid straight time for all hours over 40 with the exception of the states where live-ins are paid OT. OP, both of you are breaking labor laws. [/quote] 16.35 here. You’re ridiculous. I’m a live-in nanny, and just like every live-in I know, I negotiate with salary, not by hourly rate. My contract reads that I am paid x salary per week for y hours on z schedule, and for the sake of legality, we break it down to hourly. I have zero interest in dropping my take-home pay by only being paid for worked hours. My employer travels, works 12+ hour days at least thrice per week, and generally needs 24/5 availability; if I wasn’t paid to be available for all those hours, I wouldn’t be available and my employer literally would not be able to do their job. I have a separate rate for extra hours that is more than double my “hourly” rate. My employer knows that I will make myself available in an emergency and that with at least a couple days of notice, I’ll be available when it’s not an emergency. Most nannies I know that work 24/4 or more do the same thing. We’re not paid OT for normal work, but we make it hand over fist when asked to work over our normal schedule.[/quote]
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