Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ian Rochester on December 22, 2007, 08:29:40 pm
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Just had one of our window cleaners hand their notice in today, can't handle the cold!!
If anyone in interested in full time work in Gods county give me a call, OTE £18-25K, must be over 25 with full clean licence.
Merry Christmas to all
Ian
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Just had one of our window cleaners hand their notice in today, can't handle the cold!!
If anyone in interested in full time work in Gods county give me a call, OTE £18-25K, must be over 25 with full clean licence.
Merry Christmas to all
Ian
thats rules me out then, got my new van and 10 mins later got pulled >:( 3 points by an under cover police car ::)
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Just had one of our window cleaners hand their notice in today, can't handle the cold!!
If anyone in interested in full time work in Gods county give me a call, OTE £18-25K, must be over 25 with full clean licence.
Merry Christmas to all
Ian
thats rules me out then, got my new van and 10 mins later got pulled >:( 3 points by an under cover police car ::)
LOL, nice one... speeding?? ;)
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Just had one of our window cleaners hand their notice in today, can't handle the cold!!
If anyone in interested in full time work in Gods county give me a call, OTE £18-25K, must be over 25 with full clean licence.
Merry Christmas to all
Ian
thats rules me out then, got my new van and 10 mins later got pulled >:( 3 points by an under cover police car ::)
What were yu doing wrong?
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Actually saying that, I think I may have got clocked by a camera on Wednesday!! I'll let you off with an SP30
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Just had one of our window cleaners hand their notice in today, can't handle the cold!!
If anyone in interested in full time work in Gods county give me a call, OTE £18-25K, must be over 25 with full clean licence.
Merry Christmas to all
Ian
thats rules me out then, got my new van and 10 mins later got pulled >:( 3 points by an under cover police car ::)
What were yu doing wrong?
Proberbly cause hes English & paying his own way, this country hates workers & only loves people relying on some form of bennifit. ::)
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my probs was i didnt want to damage my new van, i will not swear on here but the iow cops, are a sad bounch of er,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
worst thing was a had to pay one of the guys working for me his ticket also , i got well and truly stitched up :-[
me being to honest again >:(
is honesty really the best policy I am not thinkin of that, than again they have nothing better to do with the time as they cant solve a crime unless they are told how it happened and who by, I should be a police man I know more than most of them >:(
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There is a way of getting round the three points on your licence. You still have to pay the fine but you don't get any points.
Its used extensively by the minicabs in London. You register the vehicle in the name of someone who doesn't have a British driving licence. The registered keeper can be anyone, it doesn't have to be the owner.
When the car gets zapped by a speed camera or a red light camera etc they write to the registered keeper to provide details of who was driving. If the registered keeper writes back and say he/she doesn't know who was driving then the penalty defaults to the registered keeper to pay.
The registered keeper then gets fined but because they haven't got a licence they can't get any points on their non existant licence.
As long as they get their money the authorities don't seem to care less about the points.
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Just had one of our window cleaners hand their notice in today, can't handle the cold!!
If anyone in interested in full time work in Gods county give me a call, OTE £18-25K, must be over 25 with full clean licence.
Merry Christmas to all
Ian
thats rules me out then, got my new van and 10 mins later got pulled >:( 3 points by an under cover police car ::)
LOL, nice one... speeding?? ;)
lol ;D
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Ian, I would be very tempted to take you up on that. Unfortunately, I am not in a position to. I hope you have had some enquiries? I would be biting your hand off if my personal situation was different.
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Still vacant.
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excuse my bit dumb
but what does OTE £18-£25K actually mean ??
thanks......
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Overtime Extra, so by working overtime you can reach upto £25k
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I thought OTE stood for option to earn?
tony
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Ian
With me being in berwick would i be able to help you with anything that may be say, half way between us distance wise?
tony
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hi
is it not on target earnings
tony
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It stands for Over Target Earnings, what this means for example is that when you start to work for a sales company this is what it refers to.
If you sell just the alloted items say 20 cars a month then you get the normal rate. However if you sell 35 cars in a month then your earnings go up
So do more windows and you'll earn more ;D
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hi
is it not on target earnings
tony
Yeah its on target earnings.
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hi
is it not on target earnings
tony
That's what I think it stands for as well Tony.
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It's on target earning, this is what our window cleaners are earning at present.
We pay purely as a percentage of work done, if you don't work you don't get paid, however if you work hard you get paid well.
We only work 5 days a week, generally 8am - 4pm(lunchtime finish on a Friday) and one saturday or sunday morning a month (which is about 1.5 - 2 hrs work for £65)
24 days holiday a year, I don't pay sick pay other than SSP.
Ideally the right person would be able to put their hand to a multitude of cleaning tasks, including windows (trad & WFP), carpet cleaning, pressure washing, and if necessary office cleaning, builders cleans, con roofs, etc, etc.
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but what does OTE £18-£25K actually mean ??
so does that actually mean;
£18k basic - with no overtime or bonuses etc..
but earn up to
£25k - with overtime + bonuses etc..
thanks..........
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but what does OTE £18-£25K actually mean ??
so does that actually mean;
£18k basic - with no overtime or bonuses etc..
but earn up to
£25k - with overtime + bonuses etc..
thanks..........
No, it doesn't. ::)
There's no basic, overtime or bonus. As Ian says, he pays a percentage. That means you get a percentage of the value of work you actually do.
If you are "on target" then you are doing what the employer considers to be a reasonable amount of work and the earnings figures quoted are what you would earn at the lowest and highest levels of work achieved.
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thanks for the full explanation...........
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Have you found anyone for this yet Ian?
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where is gods country?
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where is gods country?
Brass bands, flat caps, whippet racing, wrinkled stockings, beef dripping with bread, pie and peas.
Yorkshire
Where men are men
Andy
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The sheep, tell them about the sheep....
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The Sheep are worried!!! ;D