Christchurch nanny wins $10,000 after tribunal rules sleepover duties were working hours
A tribunal found a Christchurch nanny was underpaid nearly $10,000 when sleepover shifts and overseas travel were classified as work.
A Christchurch nanny who provided overnight childcare and travelled overseas with her employer was found to have been underpaid by a tribunal. The tribunal ruled that her sleepover duties constituted working hours. The nanny was awarded nearly $10,000 in back pay.
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Nanny wins $10k after sleepover nights found to be working hours
A Christchurch nanny who cared for a child overnight and travelled overseas with her employer was underpaid by nearly $10,000, after a tribunal ruled her sleepover duties constituted work.