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How to Negotiate a Nanny Contract (Tips from a Nanny Expert)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- I'm sure you have seen the news. There is a massive childcare shortage due to COVID and this has put nannies in the driver's seat. There are more opportunities than ever before for professional nannies. And the salaries, at least where I live, have gone up significantly. Now is the time to be the most prepared and professional when negotiating your contract.
Today I will go over all the things you need to negotiate about before you sign your nanny contract.
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0:00 How to negotiate your nanny contract
0:58 Things that are hurting nannies when negotiating their contracts
4:10 Nanny work schedule
4:59 Nanny Job Description
5:23 Nanny Compensation
5:47 Nanny Vacation
6:42 Stat Holidays
7:07 Nanny Sick Days
7:46 Expenses
8:08 Driving at your nanny job
8:26 Travel Nanny
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Michelle your videos are so do helpful & informative. I've taken on so much of your advice as a new nanny. I feel so well-versed & confident when I speak to my new parents about finer details. Thanks so much 🙏🏻x
I'm so glad!
I love your videos. They are so very informative and enjoyable to watch. I'm learning so very much.
I have another question for you, How does one deal with other holidays ie religious holidays that the family may not observe?
This is something that you should talk to the family about when you interview and negotiate the contract.
I’m a registered nurse - with baby sitting experience & a qualification in early years. Is it possible to get into nannying. It seems many jobs expect 2-5 years experience, so how do you break in to nannying.
Yes, it is possible to get into nannying. Look for jobs where your nursing degree is a benefit. Like working with a child who has medical needs. We placed a nurse with a family who had a child who had just been diagnosed with diabetes. The parents wanted someone who could track everything properly throughout the day as well as teach them and their child how to manage the diabetes.
You can also start taking some childcare courses.
@@TheNannySolution thank you for your response, that’s a good area I didn’t think to look into. Okay great I’ll look into some more child care courses and work on my CV. Thank you
This is the issue I’m having. :( I finally got a position, but it’s part time and agencies don’t count this as experience :(
I was wondering how to handle the conversation when you just have been for a month with the family and you see that your compensation should be higher as the responsibilities/difficulty of the job is higher than expected. And the nanny's in that zone get more.
(Plus in the begging they were going to pay yo more but just before signing the contract they give you less bc of X reasons. But you still want what you negociated in the begging and looked like that's what was going to be)
It is your responsibility to fully understand the job responsibilities before signing the contract. Is the job description not what is outlined in the contract.
If you were not comfortable with the rate you should not have signed the contract.
You can try to sit down and express your concerns but if they are not open to paying you more money and that is a deal breaker for you, you may have to give notice and find a different position.
What if the nanny has an emergency? I asked my potential family if they had a backup plan?
Yes, this is a great questions.
What about 401k that is offered? Can something else be offered instead of it? Or what’s best?
We are in Canada so I can not speak to 401k's since we do not have them here.
@@TheNannySolution thank you 😊 I appreciate the reply! I hear back tomorrow from an agency 🙌🏼😄
Which is good country. To go there as a nanny??
I would say it depends on what you want for your life and what’s important to you. Every country has its pros and cons.
@@TheNannySolution where r u from mam?
I am in Canada.
@@TheNannySolution 😊👍
I think 25 an hour is beautiful pay. I only get 20 usually.
The salary will depend on where you live and your experience.