quanto spetta a una ragazza alla pari? (Lavoro all'estero)

Inviato da pima, giovedì, febbraio 07, 2008, 12:03 (6135 giorni fa) @ Lori

Ecco le regole europee

The European Agreement on "au pair" Placement, drawn up within the Council of Europe by the Social Committee, was opened for signature by the member States of the Council of Europe on 24 November 1969.

Age: 18-27
What's expected from an Au Pair>
Aupairs are expected to help with childcare ie. Playing with the children, taking and collecting them from school, babysitting etc. They will also help with light household chores eg. vacuuming, ironing, washing up and simply cooking.
What an Au Pair can expect
An Au Pair should not be expected to work more than 5.5 days a week and for no more than 30 hours a week. An Au Pair can expect to receive a minimum of 1.5 days free plus additional time for their studies etc. An Au Pair can work slightly more hours a week and should be paid accordingly. Two evening babysitting a week is also considered acceptable and families should give their Au Pair adequate notice.
Au Pairs should be given time to adjust to any changes which may occur e.g. a new addition, moving house etc. and should be compensated accordingly an Au Pair should also be paid overtime at a rate agreed by both parties. An Au Pair should not be expected to work excessive hours or do heavy household chores.
Pocket Money: 60-100 Euros per week plus full board. Accommodation, food, ravel costs during the stay (city bus or underground) should be met by the family. All other costs (including language school) should be met by the aupair.
Medical Insurance: Italian students are insured through the Italian national health service and should bring Certificate E11
Vacations: 4 weeks prayed vacations per year
Arrival The family will collect or arrange collection for the Au Pair at the agreed place and time.
Written Agreement The aupair should receive written confirmation of the agreement with the family.