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Salary Expectations for Nannies, Housekeepers and Babysitters
Salaries vary according to area, experience and qualifications.
All salaries are quoted in Net figures with the exception
of Maternity Nannies and Babysitters. Please note that Tax
and National Insurance need to be added to figures below to
provide Gross rates.
Full time Daily Nanny
(based on 50 hour week, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm) |
£260 - £450 |
Live in Nanny (plus accom)
(based on 50 hour week, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm) |
£250 - £400 |
Maternity Nanny
(standard night is based on 12 hour shifts)
Note: Maternity Nannies commit to a firm commencement
date, in the event of a late arrival; 50% of each week's
salary is chargeable by the Maternity Nanny until commencement. |
£12.00 per hour gross |
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House Keeper - full time (live out) |
£270 - £400; 40 hours |
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Part time nanny |
£7.00 - £8.00 per hour |
Baby sitter
(minimum of 4 hours) |
from £7.00 per hour, hotel sitting from £10.00
per hour |
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Parenting by Proxy |
£120 per 24 hours including sleepover |
 It is the Employers responsibility to pay their employees
Tax and National Insurance contributions and to make the correct
and necessary PAYE deductions. We are able to provide advice
to candidates and clients alike.
Minimum Wage guidelines
From 1st October 2007 |
For Employees aged 18 to 21 |
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£4.60 per hour Gross |
For Employees aged 22 or over |
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£5.52 per hour Gross |
From 1st October 2008 |
For Employees aged 18 to 21 |
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£4.77 per hour Gross |
For Employees aged 22 or over |
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£5.73 per hour Gross |
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Links to all the pages available on the Nannyplus website.
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