Anonymous
09/17/2014 08:48
Subject: Re:Nanny benefits for 30 hour's and 40 hours
Thank you for the information.
Anonymous
09/16/2014 22:22
Subject: Re:Nanny benefits for 30 hour's and 40 hours
PTO is usually two weeks either way but obviously part time means fewer days in those two weeks. So a nanny working three days per week would get six days vacation vs 10 days for full time.
Anonymous
09/16/2014 22:12
Subject: Nanny benefits for 30 hour's and 40 hours
The nanny can negotiate in her contract. I work 24 hours a week (care for newborn and 2 year old) and get paid federal holidays, 5 paid sick days, 2 weeks paid vacation per year, for now. I'd assume full-time would receive more vacation and sick days, and typically 401k, and a portion of health insurance covered..not sure how popular it is, but I've seen it.
Anonymous
09/16/2014 21:53
Subject: Nanny benefits for 30 hour's and 40 hours
What are the benefits for a part-time nanny or full-time nanny?