Anonymous
05/05/2015 13:29
Subject: Nanny salary?
Anonymous wrote:A broken English sitter get 15.
How ironic, and amusing.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 13:13
Subject: Nanny salary?
A broken English sitter get 15.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 12:21
Subject: Nanny salary?
I think $15/hr is quite a decent, and very typical, rate for a fulltime position in the DC metro area (barring really significant specific requirements, special needs, etc...)
The trick is that a standard fulltime job is usually more than 40 hours a week - 50 hours being quite typical. So that's usually a weekly salary of $800 or more. There's a big difference in income for a 35 hour week vs. a 50 hour week and that's where OP may run into trouble.
The trick is that a standard fulltime job is usually more than 40 hours a week - 50 hours being quite typical. So that's usually a weekly salary of $800 or more. There's a big difference in income for a 35 hour week vs. a 50 hour week and that's where OP may run into trouble.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 12:03
Subject: Re:Nanny salary?
Anonymous wrote:You may find a nanny for that hourly rate, OP, but you will never keep her. She will leave the instant she is offered more money and more hours from someone else.
A $15 an hour nanny really isn't going to get poached. They aren't that great.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 11:33
Subject: Nanny salary?
Sterling is a little lower in price than DC, but since you are only offering 35 hours a week, I'd think in terms of $16-18/hr in your area.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 09:35
Subject: Re:Nanny salary?
You may find a nanny for that hourly rate, OP, but you will never keep her. She will leave the instant she is offered more money and more hours from someone else.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 09:32
Subject: Nanny salary?
No, 15. is not reasonable for the DC area. Maybe Kansas.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 09:28
Subject: Nanny salary?
Your hours may be a little low for that rate to be attractive OP. If a nanny is looking for a full time job your offer is just over $500/week. I think most nannies want to see $700 and up for a fulltime position.
I think $15/hr is reasonable (though on the low end) and you can find qualified care. But the hours may undercut that.
You may have to just run an ad or two and see what kind of response you get - the pool of applicants will give you a good market indication.
I think $15/hr is reasonable (though on the low end) and you can find qualified care. But the hours may undercut that.
You may have to just run an ad or two and see what kind of response you get - the pool of applicants will give you a good market indication.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 06:14
Subject: Nanny salary?
Nanny rates are $20-30/hr. and up.
A sitter with less experience will be cheaper.
A sitter with less experience will be cheaper.
Anonymous
05/05/2015 06:05
Subject: Nanny salary?
Anonymous wrote:For a nanny with 6 yrs experience/22 yrs d...im not a nanny, this is someone I'm looking to hire. I brought up $15 in the interview and made an offer but haven't received word back. Wondering if I should have offered higher
Yes, I think your offer is quite low for two children especially for only 35 hours a week.
Anonymous
05/04/2015 22:06
Subject: Nanny salary?
For a nanny with 6 yrs experience/22 yrs d...im not a nanny, this is someone I'm looking to hire. I brought up $15 in the interview and made an offer but haven't received word back. Wondering if I should have offered higher
Anonymous
05/04/2015 21:44
Subject: Nanny salary?
What's your experience level and education?
Anonymous
05/04/2015 21:37
Subject: Nanny salary?
What is the going rate for two toddlers for a 35 hour a week job? Is $15 too low? We are in Sterling, if that helps