Anonymous wrote:agree, I'm already looking for a new job. Family have yet to discuss a raise.

Have YOU brought it up? Do you have a contract? Learn how to be an adult and speak up for yourself.

I expect my first raise to be at least $1, ideally more. By that time I should have proven my value. But I do not expect every raise to be so substantial and would be happy with other benefits in lieu of a raise later on.

If the person is employed long enough, you may have to stop these annual $1/yr raises. It's important to consider when hiring what your ceiling may be, how to communicate that to your nanny, and what else you can offer in lieu.

agree, I'm already looking for a new job. Family have yet to discuss a raise.

Thank you both

Yes, a raise is expected. Usually $1 an hour. On the anniversary of hire. Benefits - extra PTO or vacation - are also expected.

Yes, an annual raise is definitely expected at each anniversary. If not, I'd expect to be having a new job if there's no discussion about what's going on.

Hello
Does every nanny get an annual raise, if so what is the amount/percent typically
Is it given at the employment anniversary or January of each year
Thank you