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glitternanny · 20/06/2013 08:24

I am interviewing at the weekend for a 4 day job offering £350 pwn for a nanny

agency has said they will reduce the salary for a nanny with their own child but not specified what to

my lb is 18m but only comes to work with me when his dad (sadly we are separated) is working.

he has a 4 on/4 off pattern at worj and has our boy between 2-4 nights allowing some changes for overtime. he also will have him when he's on annual leave

im in Hertfordshire normal hourly rates are 8-10nph

I have 9 years exp am 33

any ideas

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Cindy34 · 20/06/2013 10:26

Some parents will expect to pay 25-45% less.

A while ago there was a long thread on here about NWOC cost, see if you can find it, as I think that had comments from nannies and parents.

Daiso · 20/06/2013 13:56

I am a NWOC.

I live in Cheshire and my little one is 19mths old. I have 10 years experience, am 31 years old and have worked with this particular family for 4 years on/off, and 2 years part time permanent. My hubby works 4 on and 4 off and so i take my little one on the days he is at work. I get £9.25 per hour. Hope this helps!

Daiso · 20/06/2013 13:57

working 2 days (23hrs)

Tallulaxx · 20/06/2013 14:31

I'm a nwoc and get payed 8ph net which I feel is fair. I'm in sw london.

Trunchbull · 20/06/2013 16:31

I am NWOC and get £8ph gross, 40 miles out of Central London, though my child is not with me all the time I am at work.

nbee84 · 20/06/2013 21:18

But in the case of glitternanny - if she works 4 weeks taking her ds and then does 4 weeks without (when he's with his Dad) - would she get (for example) £8 for the former and £10 per hour for the latter and how should that be dealt with in the contract and on payroll?

Trunchbull · 20/06/2013 22:03

No, what you'd do is take both of those factors into account and agree a consistent hourly rate. So, a discount for the privilege of being able to take her own child along some of the time, but would it be as big a discount as someone who takes their own child all the time?

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