Tag: household employer
You hired a nanny. Now what? A first-timer’s guide to household payroll
You found her. She’s wonderful. The baby lights up every time she walks in the door.
What Is Schedule H? A Simple Guide for Household Employers
If you employ someone in your home — such as a nanny, senior caregiver, or housekeeper — you may have heard about Schedule H and wondered how it fits into
What Are Typical Nanny Responsibilities?
When families start thinking about hiring a nanny, one of the first questions that comes up is: What exactly should a nanny do? While every family’s needs are unique, there
Your Guide to Understanding Household Employer Paperwork in 2024
If you hire individuals to work in your home, such as nannies, senior caregivers, or housecleaners, you are likely a household employer in the eyes of federal labor and tax
How Paid Holidays Can Impact Overtime Pay
Good communication that establishes a mutual understanding is necessary when hiring a nanny, senior caregiver, or other household employee to work in your home. When it comes to defining benefits
Our Nanny is Leaving, What Now?
When your nanny decides to leave, whether the parting is mutual or unexpected, it can be an emotional and complicated time for everyone involved. Here are some important steps to
What Expenses Can Be Reimbursed When Hiring a New Employee?
If you recently hired a household employee who lives out of town, there is a good chance you have discussed reimbursement for moving expenses. These costs can be a burden
You’ve Hired an In-Home Employee: What are Your Legal Responsibilities?
Need a housekeeper, nanny, personal assistant, or estate manager to lend a helping hand in your home on a regular basis? Once you find the right person, you want to
How Parents and Nannies Can Work Together to Help Kids with Distance Learning
Around the country, the beginning of the school year is starting out differently. Distance learning is the new norm for many states and counties and that means kids and parents