Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Paul H on March 24, 2014, 04:54:35 pm
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This is aimed at those who employ
Juast after an idea on hourly / daily rates for staff (non driver )
Also this would mean 2 men in 1 van ...
So next question per day what would you expect the takings or want the takings to be per day ?
Thanks
Paul
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When im with Mark i expect the two of us do at least £300 a day, he gets £55.00 and thats 8.00 am till we reach £300, usually by 3.00pm
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Properly employed? Sick pay, holidays etc... C.£60 a day.
Subbed-needs to be 3 figures IMO.
But you will get boys saying I wouldn't pay more than £20 and the ones that say I wouldn't do it for less than £500 a day.
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Properly employed? Sick pay, holidays etc... C.£60 a day.
Subbed-needs to be 3 figures IMO.
But you will get boys saying I wouldn't pay more than £20 and the ones that say I wouldn't do it for less than £500 a day.
Would that be take home £60 ?
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Properly employed? Sick pay, holidays etc... C.£60 a day.
Subbed-needs to be 3 figures IMO.
But you will get boys saying I wouldn't pay more than £20 and the ones that say I wouldn't do it for less than £500 a day.
Would that be take home £60 ?
Yeah.
I think that seems fair for round my way.
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Properly employed? Sick pay, holidays etc... C.£60 a day.
Subbed-needs to be 3 figures IMO.
But you will get boys saying I wouldn't pay more than £20 and the ones that say I wouldn't do it for less than £500 a day.
Would that be take home £60 ?
Yeah.
I think that seems fair for round my way.
Ok
So bottom line cost to employer would be more ... Than £60 when you factor in tax / ni ... Based on full time what's the total cost ?
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i personally pay 7 quid per hour and my workers are very happy at that. dont overpay unless theyre on a high target to be met each day
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where do i employ somebody for £60 a day lol.do i have to sort out the tax national insurance etc.
if 2 men are earning £300 a day as stated there isn't much point me taking on an extra bloke as wages would be up slightly.
id rather employ sum1 for £60 pay him for what I'm doing and have the day off lol.
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Properly employed? Sick pay, holidays etc... C.£60 a day.
Subbed-needs to be 3 figures IMO.
But you will get boys saying I wouldn't pay more than £20 and the ones that say I wouldn't do it for less than £500 a day.
Would that be take home £60 ?
Yeah.
I think that seems fair for round my way.
Ok
So bottom line cost to employer would be more ... Than £60 when you factor in tax / ni ... Based on full time what's the total cost ?
Tax & NI would be c.30% so £80odd.
But holiday pay too?
You probably want to get him making you £100ish a day to break even on wages.
But then you've got equipment, fuel, repairs etc etc on top of that...