Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to be paid for straight ime for every hour worked, OP. You pay her for 50 hours.
Actually, that's not true. OP could pay overtime, and many live-in nannies won't take a position that doesn't do overtime. However, it's not required unless they live in a state or city which required overtime for live-in domestic help, and the number of hours can be more than 40 (ex: NY is 44 at normal rate and anything beyond is overtime, if I remember correctly).
In VA you must for straight time for ALL hours worked by live in domestic. O know because I have a live-in and if she works on weekends, we pay her extra for those hours. Truthfully, this year I am going to pay her 1.5 for OT because it is the. Fair and decent thing to do.
Nope, in VA if it's a live in you don't have to pay extra for overtime. You pay regular rate for however many hours (50 for example) , not 1.5 times the rate. That's the legal requirements. If you choose to pay more - that's your choice, but it's not mandatory.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to be paid for straight ime for every hour worked, OP. You pay her for 50 hours.
Actually, that's not true. OP could pay overtime, and many live-in nannies won't take a position that doesn't do overtime. However, it's not required unless they live in a state or city which required overtime for live-in domestic help, and the number of hours can be more than 40 (ex: NY is 44 at normal rate and anything beyond is overtime, if I remember correctly).
In VA you must for straight time for ALL hours worked by live in domestic. O know because I have a live-in and if she works on weekends, we pay her extra for those hours. Truthfully, this year I am going to pay her 1.5 for OT because it is the. Fair and decent thing to do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You have to be paid for straight ime for every hour worked, OP. You pay her for 50 hours.
Actually, that's not true. OP could pay overtime, and many live-in nannies won't take a position that doesn't do overtime. However, it's not required unless they live in a state or city which required overtime for live-in domestic help, and the number of hours can be more than 40 (ex: NY is 44 at normal rate and anything beyond is overtime, if I remember correctly).
Anonymous wrote:You have to be paid for straight ime for every hour worked, OP. You pay her for 50 hours.