What Benefits Do Nannies Get?

Many nannies ask for the following:
• Paid Time Off (PTO): (typically 5 – 15 days paid days off, usually consisting of at least 1 week vacation and 4-6 sick days). The dates for vacation time are mutually agreed on by both the family and nanny.
• Health insurance (most families are not able to offer this)
• Gas mileage reimbursement if nanny is required to use her car to transport children to/from activities
• 6 or more Federal holidays paid (New Years, Memorial Day, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas always guaranteed).
• Performance and wage reviews (usually every 6 months)
• Reimbursement for job related expenses
• Annual bonuses

On average, a family will offer gas reimbursement, raise reviews every 6 months, 4-6 paid sick days, all the main holidays off and 1 week of paid vacation per year. A family offering health insurance is always a perk! It is always a great idea to ask the family to do a nanny work agreement (otherwise known as a nanny contract) so that you know exactly what benefits you will be getting. Click Here for NannyCare.com’s sample nanny work agreement.

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