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Benefits for Your Nanny: 1  A legal employment history which is necessary for them to obtain a mortgage, car loan, or credit card. 2  Eligibility for Social Security and Medicare benefits as well as unemployment insurance. 3  They can receive workersâ compensation, which in turn protects you if they get hurt on the job.
â Salary & Benefits: The average pay for a nanny is about $15/hour in our neighborhood. They typically get paid 52 weeks a year, including holidays, vacation, sick/personal days, and any days you may travel. Most nannies work between 40-50 hours/week, which comes out to $2400 â $3000/month at a $15/hour rate.