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Rate of pay rise for live-out nanny in London - any ideas?

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choucroutegarnie · 15/05/2006 11:01

I'd like to give our excellent nanny a pay rise after one year with us, but have no idea where to turn to to decide what would be a fair rate of increase. We are not a wealthy family, so there's only so much we can do, but we want to be fair!

If you are a nanny or a parent, I'd appreciate any tips you may have.

We live in central London and our nanny works for us 4 days a week from 8.30am to 6pm.

Thank you!

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CountessDracula · 15/05/2006 11:03

How much do you pay her now?

Bink · 15/05/2006 11:16

Inflation's running at just under 2 per cent - but anything below 3 feels like inflation-only and is not very encouraging. We'll give ours about 8 per cent, I think - but that's partly because she'll only be staying with us for a few more months, not the whole year. With our previous long term nanny we did more like 6 per cent plus immediate lump sum contract-renewal bonus.

NannyL · 15/05/2006 14:00

i got 3% a few months ago and was well and truley delighted with that! Smile

Uwila · 15/05/2006 14:42

Oh, don't be bashful CD. That's right out with it, tell us your budget. Just kidding.

Why don't you share with her the same level of raise that you or your DH/DW got this year?

Somewhere between 3% and 5% would probably standard.

choucroutegarnie · 15/05/2006 14:55

Thanks for this. To answer your question, Uwila, I wish I had a pay rise at all where I work!

You've given me a useful range though, so I think we may plump for around 5 or 6% - above the rate of inflation, but below budget-busting 8%!

Thanks.

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cheesecake · 15/05/2006 16:53

As a previous nanny ,ten pounds is ok fifteen is good and twenty pounds is one happy nanny .

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