This is a contract between an in home childcare provider, or Nanny, and parents. This contract details the duties that the Nanny will provide as well as the rate of compensation, days off etc.
Oregon In Home Childcare (Nanny) Contract
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A Registered Family (RF) may have one group of up to 10 children. Of the 10 total children, there may be no more than six children ages preschool and younger and, of these six, no more than two children under 24 months.
In a nanny share, each family would pay $16-18/hour so the caregiver earns $32-36/hour. Make sure the nanny is paid at least minimum wage by both families and receives time-and-a-half for overtime.
Become a child care provider with ODHSMeet all ODHS 200bprovider require200bments200bPass a background check.Take required training200b (license exempt providers only)200bBecome listed and approved by ODHS200b200b
How to Write a Nanny Contract1 Acquire The Agreement Necessary To Solidify A Nannying Job.2 Name The Contract Date, The Employer, And The Nanny.3 Document Each Child And The Nanny Duties Required.4 Define The Level Of Nanny Service Needed And The Compensation.5 Discuss Employer-Provided Amenities and Benefits.
Do I need a nanny contract or work agreement? A nanny contract or work agreement is not legally required under Federal law, but you SHOULD take the time to write one up anyway. It is a best practice that protects the family and provides a point of reference to both parties when there are questions or misunderstandings.
A family day care home may not be registered for care and supervision of more than 12 children at any one time including children under the age of six who are living in the home.
A license is limited to one provider per household. A maximum number of 10 children are allowed in care at any one time. Of those 10 children, six children may be preschool age or younger, two of the six preschool children may be under 24 months of age.
A Registered Family (RF) may have one group of up to 10 children. Of the 10 total children, there may be no more than six children ages preschool and younger and, of these six, no more than two children under 24 months.
You want the contract to cover any and all potential tasks, roles and responsibilities that your nanny may have to do, as well as any particular circumstances that might come up during their employment and the protocol that should be followed if they do. For example, how many vacation days will they get each year?
Basic Elements to Include in Your Contract for DaycareNames of all parties including children's names and contact information.Contract terms.Times and hours of operation.Cost of services and how payment is to be made.Add-on fees, such as late fees and field trip fees.The procedures to terminate the contract.More items...
