The Average Stay-at-Home Mom Should Be Paid $113,000 For Her 95-Hour Work Week

 

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In preparation for Mother's Day next month, Salary.com did their annual calculation of how much the average mom should be paid.  Stay-at-home moms work 94.7 hours a week, which should earn them an annual salary of $112,962.  Working moms put in 57.9 hours at home for a $66,979 salary.

 

 

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In preparation for Mother's Day next month, Salary.com did their annual calculation of how much the average mom should be paid.

 

 

--The average stay-at-home mom puts in a 94.7-hour work week, two hours LESS than they worked last year.  Based on the market value for the work she does, someone owes her a $112,962 annual salary.  That's 2% lower than last year. 

 

 

--Working moms got a raise this year.  They spend 57.9 hours working as a mom after getting home from their day job.  That would work out to a $66,979 salary and is 5% higher than last year for two hours of more work. 

 

 

(Salary.com)

 

 

(--You can discuss the details of the salary calculation with Kate Gatto of Salary.com at 202-944-6168.  And here's a calculator where you can find out how much the mom in your life is worth.)




Originally posted on April 16th, 2012