Timesheets It is the employers responsibility to record your hours each day you work. If your employers doesn't give you the timesheet we strongly recommend you record your time. Note: start time break time * End time Total hours worked that day * breaks are only unpaid when you can leave your workplace and responsibilities, this is not often possible in a nanny position. Payslips Salary Statement All employers must provide their employees with a salary statement. Salary statements are sent out at the beginning of the year If you have several jobs you need to receive a salary statement from each job French: Certificat de salaire German: Lohnausweis Italian: Certificato di salario

What is a Portfolio? A nanny portfolio is a folder that holds professional documents relevant to your career. Why do I need a Portfolio? When you have a job interview, showing your portfolio gives a professional impression. Potential employers will want to know that you have relevant nanny experience, qualifications and recommendations. You should put copies of the following documents in your Portfolio: CV detailing your work history and education A form of photo id ( passport, permit,...) Drivers License Criminal record check Your degrees First Aid certificate CPR certificate Certificates of training courses SNA and other relevant memberships Recommended : Activity ideas for different ages Activity suggestions for the local area Example schedules of activities / daily routines Meal suggestions and meal plan example Pictures of your nanny life, craft activities you have done, thank you cards,... TIPS: Remember to ask for consent if any pictures include a child Remember to always keep your documents up to date Have a look through your Portfolio before you interview Never leave your Portfolio behind. If the interviewers asks to keep some documents offer to send them a scanned version.