San Francisco job posting goes viral after offering $100K for a nanny Adam Schrader For Dailymail.Com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo
A San Francisco job posting is looking for the ultimate team of nannies and is offering a salary of least $100,000 to each of three caregivers for the family s two children.
The posting was made to Indeed by the private staffing firm Louer, which according to its website offers services for family offices, residences, yachts and planes.
It went viral this week when outlets pointed out its Mary Poppins-like job requirements and incredible pay. The job posting has since closed.
San Francisco job posting goes viral after offering $100K-a-year for a nanny
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Tessa Karel, a long-time fan of murder-mystery parlor games, decided to write her own, with a video-conference twist: “The Best Baker Showdown” is a live, virtual murder mystery where audiences can choose to interact with the suspects as they try to suss out the culprit. Arcade Comedy Theater presents Marjorie Funfinger s Masterpiece Mystery Games: The Best Baker Showdown : 8 p.m. Sat., March 13, and 8 p.m. Fri., March 19
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More and more women are bearing the weight of the “Covid-load”, juggling increasing work pressures with childcare and home duties, writes Nikki Walsh. She finds out what sort of conversations we need to be having with our bosses, our partners and, most importantly, ourselves.
Mother, teacher, employee, cleaner, home help… These are just some of the roles women are expected to fulfil in our lifetime. But since the pandemic, most of us are fulfilling all of them, all of the time. “The pandemic has crystallised the issues facing women,” says Frances Fitzgerald, former Tánaiste and MEP. “Care is a huge issue. How do we place value on such work, how do we make it visible?”
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