MN Nanny Services And Salaries

At ABC Full Time Live Out Nannies, the placement counselor ensures that you work approximately 45-50 hours per week, providing Mom and Dad with the flexibility to commute to and from work. Typically, parents have a 9am-5pm work schedule, so most nannies are on duty either from 8am-6pm or 7am-5pm. Full Time Nannies are usually offered a weekly salary instead of an hourly rate. Salaries range between $750-$950+ per week, depending on the position requirements and your level of experience. With ABC, you can expect to receive paid vacation time, paid sick time, and paid holidays. The exact salary is determined by factors such as the family's needs, the number of children, and your experience. Your placement counselor will strive to secure the best offer for you. Most full-time positions include two weeks of paid time off annually, with one week often coinciding with the family vacation, while the second week can be taken at your preferred time. Sick days are typically earned 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 usually paid days off if they fall on a regular work day.

ABC Full Time Live In Nannies usually work between 50-60+ hours per week, remaining on call to assist Mom and Dad with their daily commute. These nannies are often preferred when parents have demanding work schedules that require flexibility and overnight support. Many ABC Families provide their live-in nannies with top-notch living arrangements, including a separate room and bathroom. In addition, they often offer a vehicle that the nanny can use for both professional and personal purposes. These exclusive live-in opportunities may involve travel, both domestically and internationally. Some families even provide a separate guest home with its own entrance. Prior to any interview, your placement counselor will provide you with thorough details about the specific positions you are being considered for.

ABC Part Time Live Out Nannies typically have a flexible schedule, working a minimum of 25-39 hours per week. Unlike full-time nannies, they are paid an hourly rate rather than a weekly salary, as their hours may vary from week to week. However, a minimum number of hours is guaranteed. The hourly rates usually range from $20 to $25, depending on the job description, the number of children in the family, and your experience. Part-time positions often include one week of paid time off, usually aligned with the family's vacation. Nannies also accrue sick days at a rate of 1-2 days per year. Additionally, major holidays such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and 4th of July are typically considered paid days off, provided they fall on a regular work day.