I always ask, usually I’m told without asking.

Of course expect cameras. My only request is no cameras in bathrooms or private sleeping quarters.

Of course you should ask and any decent employer would tell you!

I'm an RN in a hospital and their are various cameras with different operations all around me. I'm also an MB

I think it is fine to ask about cameras. I also think its reasonable to find out how long recordings are kept and if there is.sound.

We had nanny cameras initially (partly to just check in on ds) but we fully disclosed them, including where they were. DS' nanny was with us for 3 years so I think we were ok!

You cannot always see Nanny Cams around the home.

Some may be hidden in plants, teddy bears and even clock radios.

Just assume you are being watched by Big Brother like Orson Welles predicted would happen by the eighties.

Just put in the contract that you expect to be informed.
This is standard in any job.

Anonymous wrote:Assume there will be nanny cams - do not ask.

This. It doesn't matter anyway. Just assume there will be cameras. Generally you will be ablse to see them when you tour the house.

I ask, but I also recommend them too.

I have always asked. I've always been hired.

Assume there will be nanny cams - do not ask.

Hi ,
I am interested to know to ask about nanny cam during interview?
I am going to have interview for nanny position. I am with nanny cam but atleast I want to know. Is that okay if I ask during interview or not.
Thanks