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Contracts can be a tricky subject when you hire someone new to work in your home. But they are absolutely crucial for establishing responsibilities, payment, and non-financial benefits for what will hopefully be a successful long-term working relationship.
Here are some contract negotiation strategies to keep in mind as you hire new executive household staff for your home.
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Pumpkin is the quintessential vegetable of fall, and many of us forget about how delicious it is around this time of year. However, pumpkins aren’t just festive, and they actually make incredibly healthy and dynamic additions to family meals. The nutrients in pumpkins have shown to help improve vision,
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Written By Ira Weissman
As the Leader in the Field of Personal Service it is our aim to help everyone who comes to us seeking employment. Unfortunately, the market is such that we cannot always be successful.
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Written by Jeffrey Gratton
When facing any interview, perhaps especially as a nanny, the way we feel when we answer nanny interview questions is more important than the answer itself.
Do we sometimes have bad days or pessimistic thoughts?
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Written by Rosalie Aguilar
Jane Doe is a highly educated candidate with a Master’s Degree and certifications. She is knowledgeable and trained in caring for any type of household and is looking for one of her first positions in a residence.
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Written by Norma Oropeza
When beginning the process of hiring a Nanny, most families almost automatically and exclusively interview female candidates. Female Nannies make up the majority of the candidate pool, however, they are also generally perceived as more nurturing and kind-hearted.
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Written by Jack Greenhouse
Within the realm of formal Estates, names and titles often blur the lines of duties and responsibilities. True Estate Caretakers (sometimes referred to as Property Managers or simply Caretakers) are a prime example.
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Written by Tina Gelashvilli
How does one deal with conflict situations? More specifically, how does a nanny deal with conflict situations with her employer? Does she apologize and step back to defuse the situation, or does she defend herself and engage emotionally?
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Ever wonder why your domestic staff are masters of their craft? We are not just talking about how dedicated and hardworking they are. We sometimes ask, where did they learn their extensive skills? Why are they so good at what they do?
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Written by Meriem Alahiane
So, you’re going on a job interview… are you ready? Are you getting a little nervous? Do you know what to expect? Preparing properly will help ease the nerves and help to create a smooth and successful interview.
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