Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 20:06     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:OP, you are going to pay a nanny somewhere around $40k/yr and pay an additional $26k/yr just for a parking space?

That doesn't sound cost effective. Why not just provide a stipend for a mass transit pass?


OP is just a really dumb troll. If this was real any nanny would rather have a 66k salary and just deal with their own parking rather than 40k and a stupid spot.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 17:36     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:I beg to differ on where most
wealthy Chicagoans live. There are
plenty of wealthy people in Oak Park,
River Forest, Wilmette, etcetera. Plenty
of street parking too.


You didn't read my post correctly. I said majority of Chicagoans who LIVE in the CITY are either in the Loop, River North, Old Town, Lakeshore East, etc. Of course many wealthy Chicagoans ( and non-Chicagoans) live in the suburbs ( mostly the North Shore), where parking space is plenty. We are talking about in the city, not the suburbs. Therefore parking is hard to obtain unless you pay a high price.

I'm born and raised in the city. I know what I'm talking about.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 17:23     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Do you mean $16 net or gross?


The money has declined because we will be paying healthcare and parking spot. It will be $16-18 net pay. My husband prefers we not go too high initially.


Well I don't know the market in Chicago, but sounds like a good deal to me. Its definitely a job I consider.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 17:10     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
I beg to differ on where most
wealthy Chicagoans live. There are
plenty of wealthy people in Oak Park,
River Forest, Wilmette, etcetera. Plenty
of street parking too.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 17:06     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
If the nanny opts not to drive, would you
add the money to her compensation package?
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 16:55     Subject: Re:Is our position attractive to nannies?
OP, if you are still there, this is an extremely good package. Anyone who tells you otherwise on this board is a nanny trying to drive up the market. You could offer health insurance, but then you do not have to pay $23/hr.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 15:46     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
OP, you are going to pay a nanny somewhere around $40k/yr and pay an additional $26k/yr just for a parking space?

That doesn't sound cost effective. Why not just provide a stipend for a mass transit pass?
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 14:33     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Oh ok, thanks for answering.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 14:18     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Honest question.... "free parking spot" ???

(assuming you are so wealthy, you probably live in a nice house with.... a driveway? I just don't understand the parking spot "offering". Is this going to lure good nannies? is this a Chicago thing?????)


Let me explain Chicago and you will understand a little better. Most affluent Chicagoans live in the loop area ( west, south, central), river north, streeterville, and some in Lakeview and Lincoln Park. Most of these areas consist of high-rise condos and townhomes. The loop area and heading downtown, street parking is expensive and a nightmare. You are better off walking or taking a cab. You have to pay up to $30,000/year for one parking spot. Lincoln park and Lakeview is more family oriented but there is a large pool or young people ( 20's - 30's) that come for all the bars. We haw garages but usually only one designated parking spot. You have to pay for a parking spot ( if you can find one) or park in a parking garage for the day.

We live in a townhouse in the West Loop. We have one parking space but will have to pay $26,000/year for a nannys parking spot on the street. My husband and I do make a great living but we are still cost concentious.



Most homes that have ample garage space will be in the suburbs or neighborhoods away from downtown. So when we offer " free parking spot" it means we will be buying our nanny a parking space if she prefers to drive.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 14:16     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Honest question.... "free parking spot" ???

(assuming you are so wealthy, you probably live in a nice house with.... a driveway? I just don't understand the parking spot "offering". Is this going to lure good nannies? is this a Chicago thing?????)


Let me explain Chicago and you will understand a little better. Most affluent Chicagoans live in the loop area ( west, south, central), river north, streeterville, and some in Lakeview and Lincoln Park. Most of these areas consist of high-rise condos and townhomes. The loop area and heading downtown, street parking is expensive and a nightmare. You are better off walking or taking a cab. You have to pay up to $30,000/year for one parking spot. Lincoln park and Lakeview is more family oriented but there is a large pool or young people ( 20's - 30's) that come for all the bars. We haw garages but usually only one designated parking spot. You have to pay for a parking spot ( if you can find one) or park in a parking garage for the day.

We live in a townhouse in the West Loop. We have one parking space but will have to pay $26,000/year for a nannys parking spot on the street. My husband and I do make a great living but we are still cost concentious.



Most homes that have ample garage space will be in the suburbs or neighborhoods away from downtown.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 14:15     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:Honest question.... "free parking spot" ???

(assuming you are so wealthy, you probably live in a nice house with.... a driveway? I just don't understand the parking spot "offering". Is this going to lure good nannies? is this a Chicago thing?????)


Let me explain Chicago and you will understand a little better. Most affluent Chicagoans live in the loop area ( west, south, central), river north, streeterville, and some in Lakeview and Lincoln Park. Most of these areas consist of high-rise condos and townhomes. The loop area and heading downtown, street parking is expensive and a nightmare. You are better off walking or taking a cab. You have to pay up to $30,000/year for one parking spot. Lincoln park and Lakeview is more family oriented but there is a large pool or young people ( 20's - 30's) that come for all the bars. We haw garages but usually only one designated parking spot. You have to pay for a parking spot ( if you can find one) or park in a parking garage for the day.

We live in a townhouse in the West Loop. We have one parking space but will have to pay $26,000/year for a nannys parking spot on the street. My husband and I do make a great living but we are still cost concentious.

Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 14:05     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:Do you mean $16 net or gross?


The money has declined because we will be paying healthcare and parking spot. It will be $16-18 net pay. My husband prefers we not go too high initially.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2014 01:56     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Honest question.... "free parking spot" ???

(assuming you are so wealthy, you probably live in a nice house with.... a driveway? I just don't understand the parking spot "offering". Is this going to lure good nannies? is this a Chicago thing?????)
Anonymous
Post 11/29/2014 18:46     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Anonymous wrote:Do you mean $16 net or gross?


It was originally $23/hr, not it's $16....
Anonymous
Post 11/29/2014 18:41     Subject: Is our position attractive to nannies?
Do you mean $16 net or gross?