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Not enough annual leave to cover nanny’s holidays?
20 October 2025
This is a very common problem with nannies and can cause friction. So why does the issue arise? If you…
Paying your nanny’s expenses and mileage
20 October 2025
Routine expenses To avoid having to report expense payments to HMRC, employers can run a petty-cash style float, so that…
Your nanny’s employment contract
20 October 2025
Employment law states you must provide written terms of employment to your new nanny from their first day with you. …
Nanny Salary Rates in 2026: A Guide for Parents
20 October 2025
As an employer, you are legally obliged to pay a nanny aged 16 to 20 not less than the National…
Making the Most of NannyMatters
20 October 2025
There are many agencies offering payroll services for small employers who also specialise in nanny employers, but NannyMatters clients will…
What is a ‘Registered’ or ‘Approved’ nanny?
20 October 2025
What is a ‘Registered’ or ‘Approved’ nanny? This means different things in different parts of the country but should not…
Cutting the costs of childcare
20 October 2025
Whether you are looking at the costs of childcare for the first time or preparing for back to school, the…
What happens when my nanny becomes pregnant?
20 October 2025
All pregnant employees qualify for 52 weeks Maternity Leave. Most employees qualify for Statutory Maternity Pay while they are off,…
Myth busting Net Pay for Nannies
20 October 2025
Everyone likes to know their take home pay, but it seems that only this sector negotiates net, and nannies lose…
Why can’t my nanny be self-employed?
20 October 2025
Under UK law, you become an employer when you take on a nanny and that brings with it certain responsibilities,…
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