For caregivers
Working as a Nanny or Sitter at Jovie
You work as our employee, with taxes and payroll handled for you, paid training before your first family, and a team you can call when you need one.
The terms
What the Job Actually Includes
Most childcare work in these towns is arranged the other way around: you are treated as self-employed, handling your own taxes and absorbing the gaps yourself.
Taxes come out before you are paid, the agency carries the insurance, and the rate is agreed once rather than argued over every time.
You meet your first family already prepared, and training carries on after you start.
Full-time placements, regular part-time hours, evenings and weekends, or event work. Plenty of caregivers mix them.
When a day goes differently than planned, there is an office behind you rather than a phone number you found online.
Full-time roles
Hired for a Specific Family
When a family needs a full-time nanny, we advertise and hire for that role.
You can apply for a placement you have actually read about, rather than joining a list and waiting for something to come up.
Training happens before your first placement and continues afterwards. It is paid, and it is the reason families meet caregivers who are ready rather than caregivers who are willing.