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[quote=Anonymous][quote=nannydebsays]So unless she moves, she can't have a LI nanny. That means she'll need to pay more to have someone "on-call" for nights and weekends, IMO. She's likely going to need 2 main nannies working 3.5 days on/off and a list of sitters to call if the nannies take time off for any reason. I'd only take a job like this if I were paid for all the hours I was expected to work or be on call. So 84 hours, with OT, at about $22/hour...$2332/week per nanny to guarantee availability 24/7. That's about 300K a year. Just DAMN![/quote] I'm not following the 84 hour availability per nanny. If each nanny works 3.5 days- that's right about 40 hours. And not tons of overtime. Her work place has backup kiddo care- so we are assuming that would be the first line of defense if a nanny is sick/can't cover. She's looking at paying 25-30 an hour. By our estimates it would be about 130K a year, once we are out of the newborn phase. It's a lot- no doubt. [/quote]
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