Anonymous
Post 05/04/2019 22:18     Subject: Re:No raise
Congratulations!!
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 23:47     Subject: Re:No raise
Good for you! Maybe next time they will give their nanny a raise. All the best to you.
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 23:09     Subject: No raise
Anonymous wrote:Congrats!


OP here again, thank you all.
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 23:07     Subject: No raise
Anonymous wrote:Congrats!

Just curious (nanny here), how many kids and hours?


OP here, 50 hours, two children.
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 22:25     Subject: No raise
Congrats!

Just curious (nanny here), how many kids and hours?
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 21:28     Subject: No raise
Congrats!
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 19:58     Subject: Re:No raise
Anonymous wrote:OP here, no they didn't give me a raise, but they want me to sign a new contract. I was offer another position in VA for $70,000. So next week will be my last week.

Congratulations!!
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 19:34     Subject: Re:No raise
OP here, no they didn't give me a raise, but they want me to sign a new contract. I was offer another position in VA for $70,000. So next week will be my last week.
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 15:28     Subject: No raise

Always expect an annual raise, unless they’re having a financial crisis of some sort.
Anonymous
Post 05/03/2019 14:15     Subject: No raise
how much did you ask for?
Anonymous
Post 04/25/2019 00:38     Subject: No raise
Many don't get raises yearly so if they don't it may not be something they think about.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2019 15:52     Subject: No raise
I always present my families with the reasons why I feel like I have been an asset to their family, the ways I go above and beyond, the quality of care I provide (with examples because they aren’t there to witness), the flexibility I’ve had, etc. I then tell them what I would like my income to be raised to, which is negotiable, though I don’t present it as such and also don’t present it as a demand.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2019 15:07     Subject: Re:No raise
Other alternatives to a raise:
Early out (half day) one Friday per month (paid)
1-2 extra PTO days per year, at your discretion
Extra towards health insurance
Payment towards your cell phone (if used for the job)
Metro card (if applicable)
Payment towards college or other continuing education, if applicable to job
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2019 09:30     Subject: No raise
So sit down with them and talk about the new contract. Do not sign it until you have spoken with them. Explain that you would like a raise or something in lieu of a raise, ie more PTO.
Anonymous
Post 04/23/2019 09:14     Subject: No raise
Hello everyone, I have been in a nanny share for year now, they would like to have me for another year. In my new contract there isn't any raise. Right now I'm making $24 with 15+ years of experience. I have done two other nanny share and they have always given me a raise.