*Au pair working
hours and wages Ireland
A number of families and au pairs have asked us how many
hours of work equate to a particular salaries. We have compiled the tables to help. Please also note that the below hours have
been rounded to the nearest hour and that the allowable weekly deduction of €54.13 per week has also been subtracted from the overall figure. For
full information regarding employing an au pair please contact your financial
advisor.
Minimum Wages for Au
pairs:
From our understanding of employing an au pair the following
minimum wages apply.
Au pair who is in her first year of employment: €7.32 per
hour
Au pair who is her second year of employment: €8.24 per hour
Au pair who has worked for more than 24 months : €9.15 per
hour
Other things to note:
1. Employments include employments in any country.
2. The majority of au pairs are young adults who have never
worked before. If this is the case the minimum hourly wage of €7.32 applies.
Au pair in their first year of employment:
Salary of €100 per week equates to 21 hours of work
Salary of €125 per week equates to 24hours of work
Salary of €150 per week equates to 28 hours of work
Salary of €200 per week equates to 35 hours of work
Au pair in their second year of employment:
Salary of €100 per week equates to 19 hours of work
Salary of €125 per week equates to 22 hours of work
Salary of €150 per week equates to 25 hours of work
Salary of €200 per week equates to 31 hours of work
Au pairs who have worked for more than 24 months
Salary of €100 per week equates to 17 hours of work
Salary of €125 per week equates to 20 hours of work
Salary of €150 per week equates to 22 hours of work
Salary of €200 per week equates to 28 hours of work
For more information regarding employing a domestic worker
please also see the workplace relations website publication Employing a domestic worker
*Please note that this article was published on the 16th June 2016. At the time of publication there was no au pair specific legislation in Ireland. However an au pair bill is due to be proposed to the Dail in the summer of 2016. For more information regarding the proposed au pair legislation see here.
*Please note that this article was published on the 16th June 2016. At the time of publication there was no au pair specific legislation in Ireland. However an au pair bill is due to be proposed to the Dail in the summer of 2016. For more information regarding the proposed au pair legislation see here.
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