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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you paying her mileage for driving your kids? What are her benefits and hourly rate? None? Well okay then no nanny for you. [/quote]

She drives a car paid for and maintained by her employer, and puts the gas on a credit card that is paid by her employer.  If she came to my house she could switch and drive my car, if she didn’t want soccer cleats in hers.  So mileage in the sense of reimbursement for gas and wear and tear isn’t an issue but she’d be paid for the time driving between the houses.

I do not know exactly what she is paid.  When I was looking into childcare when my kids were little, and I talked to my SIL then and her compensation was higher than any one else I spoke to.  I imagine she has gotten annual raises over the years since I asked.  I know she has the car and health insurance and paid leave but I do not know the details.[/quote]

What I mean is WHAT BENEFITS AND PAY WILL YOU BE GIVING HER???? OR are you expecting her to do extra work for me? Man you’re clueless max just an entitled mooch. I’m a nanny and so over parents like you. [/quote]

I'm a mom and so over parents like this.  There are good parents, and there are bad parents.  The bad parents pay minimum wage, slightly over, or nothing - and they don't especially like their own children.   The good parents pay well, because they know they have someone good.

No is a full answer. Use it, nannies - early and often. I warn nannies of user parents whenever possible. [/quote]

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