[collins ReVive Stoneworks]

 
Hi anyone know the true cost of staff to our cleaning business ??

and is there a formula for working that out

thamnk

karl

[Griffus]

Whatever you pay them add roughly 15 to 18 % employment costs (Paid Leave, NI, SSP etc.).

[pdl]

More like 25%.  for starters 12.8% Employers National Insurance Contribution, 28 days paid holiday prorata.

[Andy Foster]

Just done the figures for a full time employee at £8.25/hour (£62/day)
Including extra insurance, cost of van and running of it, ni contributions, etc etc, is going to cost me about £100/day

So, it depends a bit on your set up, do they need transport, what training do they need, is it on going etc, these all need to be factored into the total cost of the employee.

[myvanwi]

Just done the figures for a full time employee at £8.25/hour (£62/day)
Including extra insurance, cost of van and running of it, ni contributions, etc etc, is going to cost me about £100/day

So, it depends a bit on your set up, do they need transport, what training do they need, is it on going etc, these all need to be factored into the total cost of the employee.

We pay £6.15 per hour and they use one of our company cars (only for business use comes back to office at end of day). How would you work that out?

[Andy Foster]

The car still has a cost to your business and needs to be factored into the cost of the member of staff, plus fuel, training, insurance, etc etc...