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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You work your way up with a family. ours started at 15 and gets a dollar raise every year so is at 18 so 21or 22 by the time she leaves us. If she wants to stay at that rate, she'll have to do a nanny share. Otherwise she is back to 15 I guess. [/quote] What?[/quote] I think the poster is saying that she hopes to retain the nanny for about five years and give her a $1 raise each year so she hits about $22 per hour by the time her services are no longer needed. Then, in order to stay at that rate, the nanny may need to do a share, since very few families start a new nanny at $22 per hour. This is one of the hard truths about nanny work. Raises earned through longevity in one job are not always matched by the starting compensation offered by a subsequent employer, so it is fairly common for nannies to take a pay cut when starting with a new family.[/quote]
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