GA Nanny Services And Salaries

The ABC Full Time Live Out Nannies, as suggested by the placement counselor, usually work around 45-50 hours per week to accommodate the parents' work schedule. In most cases, the parents work from 9am to 5pm, so nannies are typically on duty from 8am to 6pm or 7am to 5pm. Instead of being paid by the hour, Full Time Nannies receive a weekly salary. The amount of this salary usually falls within the range of $750 to $950+ per week, depending on the position requirements and the nanny's level of experience. Any ABC position will also include paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays. The nanny's actual salary is highly dependent on factors such as the family's specific needs, the number of children, and the nanny's qualifications. Your placement counselor will strive to negotiate the best offer for you. Most full-time positions provide two weeks of paid time off per year, with one week often coinciding with the family vacation, while the other week is taken at the nanny's requested time. Sick days typically accrue at a rate of 2-3 days per year. Additionally, major holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and 4th of July are frequently considered paid days off if they fall on a regular work day.

ABC Full Time Live In Nannies are typically required to be available or "on call" for approximately 50-60+ hours per week, ensuring that Mom and Dad can commute to and from work without any inconvenience. In many cases, these live-in nannies are sought after when the parents have demanding work schedules that necessitate flexibility in terms of hours and overnight care. ABC Families often go above and beyond by offering their live-in nannies exceptional living arrangements, including a separate room and bathroom, and sometimes even providing a vehicle for both professional and personal use. These high-end live-in positions often involve travel, both domestically and internationally, and some families even have a guest home on their property with a separate entrance. Prior to any interview, your placement counselor will provide you with a comprehensive outline of the specific details and requirements associated with the positions you are being considered for.

ABC Part Time Live Out Nannies usually have a flexible work schedule, typically ranging from 25-39 hours per week. Unlike full-time nannies, they are paid by the hour instead of a fixed weekly salary due to the likelihood of a varying schedule. Nevertheless, they are guaranteed a minimum number of hours to ensure a stable income. The hourly pay rate for these positions generally falls within the range of $20-$25. This rate is determined by factors such as the job description, the number of children in the family, and the nanny's level of experience. Part-time nannies usually receive one week of paid time off per year, often aligned with the family's vacation plans. They can also accrue sick days at a rate of 1-2 days per year. In addition, major holidays including Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and the 4th of July are typically paid days off, assuming they fall on a regular work day.