Anonymous
11/17/2014 07:01
Subject: Re:When do I start counting hours?
I have an afternoon position similar to yours. However, I don't need car seats because the boy lives two blocks away from the school.
I'm suppose to get him at three.mi usually arrive at his house around 2:30. I set my stuff down, read a little, and then go pick him up. I don't expect to be paid because I'm not doing anything for him or with him.
Since you are performing functions relevant to your job though, you absolutely deserve to be paid.
I'm suppose to get him at three.mi usually arrive at his house around 2:30. I set my stuff down, read a little, and then go pick him up. I don't expect to be paid because I'm not doing anything for him or with him.
Since you are performing functions relevant to your job though, you absolutely deserve to be paid.
Anonymous
11/12/2014 19:39
Subject: When do I start counting hours?
Not if XYZ is $100.
Anonymous
11/12/2014 16:03
Subject: When do I start counting hours?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:most people in this situation are paid a fix amount per day so are not counting minutes. some days you win, some days you lose, some days you don't even work.
What?
We pay our after-school nanny the same way. A daily rate. We pay $XYZ a day when she comes over - she gets the children at 2 or 3pm, watches them and finishes chores (does whatever items on the list for the day -start dinner, groceries, laundry, clean something specific, vacuum). Some days we get home at 6, other days we tell her ahead of time we are out until 8 or 9pm dinner. Same flat XYZ amount regardless.
That's illegal and your nanny is an idiot for agreeing to this.