[PAUL ERITH]

I'm after some advice i'm getting someone in next year to do a 1000 leaflets a week for about £60 per thousand.

How do you pay them do you ask them for a invoice and pay them as self employed which is wrong if you know that they are doing it cash in hand or pay them as an employee under the tax & in Threshold   

Would you get them to sign a simple part time employment contract saying that its their only job and that they are not claiming benefits, aloud to work in the uk ect 

obviously in a ideal world i would be looking a mum or dad that has a partner that works fulltime and has 8.5 hrs spare time a week for extra cash.


Thanks Paul

[PoleKing]

Anything under £100 odd total I pay cash in hand.
Nothing wrong with cash. It's Upto them to declare it.

[Perfect Windows]

I'm after some advice i'm getting someone in next year to do a 1000 leaflets a week for about £60 per thousand.

How do you pay them do you ask them for a invoice and pay them as self employed which is wrong if you know that they are doing it cash in hand or pay them as an employee under the tax & in Threshold   

Would you get them to sign a simple part time employment contract saying that its their only job and that they are not claiming benefits, aloud to work in the uk ect 

obviously in a ideal world i would be looking a mum or dad that has a partner that works fulltime and has 8.5 hrs spare time a week for extra cash.


Thanks Paul

I have contractors to do some of ours.

Ad on Gumtree and I was overwhelmed - 40 odd replies in a day or two.  I employed the ones with the gumption to look up our number and phone.

I made it crystal clear in writing that they were going to be self-employed contractors and responsible for every aspect of their tax, NI, insurance, running costs etc.  They carry trackers and I get an invoice plus the tracker file on a Sunday, which I pay on the Monday.  I never specified hours, just areas I wanted covered over the next month.

They did 120 per hour overall, which at £6 per hour meant £50/thousand.

They love it as they can do zero or forty hours in a week if they wish.  I also NEVER EVER under any circumstances pay them late, so they know they'll have the cash.

I love it as they just drip out leaflets all the time.  Not that leafletting can ever work,of course.  Oh no, only spaztards leaflet.

By all means give me a shout.  But not tomorrow, as I'm on holiday.

Vin

[windiewasher]

Get door knocking instead your just throwing your money away m8.

[PAUL ERITH]

I'm after some advice i'm getting someone in next year to do a 1000 leaflets a week for about £60 per thousand.

How do you pay them do you ask them for a invoice and pay them as self employed which is wrong if you know that they are doing it cash in hand or pay them as an employee under the tax & in Threshold   

Would you get them to sign a simple part time employment contract saying that its their only job and that they are not claiming benefits, aloud to work in the uk ect 

obviously in a ideal world i would be looking a mum or dad that has a partner that works fulltime and has 8.5 hrs spare time a week for extra cash.


Thanks Paul

I have contractors to do some of ours.

Ad on Gumtree and I was overwhelmed - 40 odd replies in a day or two.  I employed the ones with the gumption to look up our number and phone.

I made it crystal clear in writing that they were going to be self-employed contractors and responsible for every aspect of their tax, NI, insurance, running costs etc.  They carry trackers and I get an invoice plus the tracker file on a Sunday, which I pay on the Monday.  I never specified hours, just areas I wanted covered over the next month.

They did 120 per hour overall, which at £6 per hour meant £50/thousand.

They love it as they can do zero or forty hours in a week if they wish.  I also NEVER EVER under any circumstances pay them late, so they know they'll have the cash.

I love it as they just drip out leaflets all the time.  Not that leafletting can ever work,of course.  Oh no, only spaztards leaflet.

By all means give me a shout.  But not tomorrow, as I'm on holiday.

Vin

Thanks for the reply i like the idea of the written agreement sounds good

already look at the trackers they have gone up they are £39 in maplins now

Thanks Paul

[PAUL ERITH]

I'm after some advice i'm getting someone in next year to do a 1000 leaflets a week for about £60 per thousand.

How do you pay them do you ask them for a invoice and pay them as self employed which is wrong if you know that they are doing it cash in hand or pay them as an employee under the tax & in Threshold   

Would you get them to sign a simple part time employment contract saying that its their only job and that they are not claiming benefits, aloud to work in the uk ect 

obviously in a ideal world i would be looking a mum or dad that has a partner that works fulltime and has 8.5 hrs spare time a week for extra cash.


Thanks Paul

I have contractors to do some of ours.

Ad on Gumtree and I was overwhelmed - 40 odd replies in a day or two.  I employed the ones with the gumption to look up our number and phone.

I made it crystal clear in writing that they were going to be self-employed contractors and responsible for every aspect of their tax, NI, insurance, running costs etc.  They carry trackers and I get an invoice plus the tracker file on a Sunday, which I pay on the Monday.  I never specified hours, just areas I wanted covered over the next month.

They did 120 per hour overall, which at £6 per hour meant £50/thousand.

They love it as they can do zero or forty hours in a week if they wish.  I also NEVER EVER under any circumstances pay them late, so they know they'll have the cash.

I love it as they just drip out leaflets all the time.  Not that leafletting can ever work,of course.  Oh no, only spaztards leaflet.

By all means give me a shout.  But not tomorrow, as I'm on holiday.

Vin

Hi

How do you word the document i have looked on the net but can't find anything i can edit for my own needs.

If you wanted to email me a copy for me to edit it would be much appreciated  or if you would rather not due it being part of your franchise package i understand my email is Paul@erithwc.co.uk

Thanks Paul

[Smudger]

You have mail - hope its useful you can amend to your liking x
Mrs Smudger

[PAUL ERITH]

You have mail - hope its useful you can amend to your liking x
Mrs Smudger

Thanks for the email much appreciated

Thanks Paul

[Perfect Windows]

I'm after some advice i'm getting someone in next year to do a 1000 leaflets a week for about £60 per thousand.

How do you pay them do you ask them for a invoice and pay them as self employed which is wrong if you know that they are doing it cash in hand or pay them as an employee under the tax & in Threshold   

Would you get them to sign a simple part time employment contract saying that its their only job and that they are not claiming benefits, aloud to work in the uk ect 

obviously in a ideal world i would be looking a mum or dad that has a partner that works fulltime and has 8.5 hrs spare time a week for extra cash.


Thanks Paul

I have contractors to do some of ours.

Ad on Gumtree and I was overwhelmed - 40 odd replies in a day or two.  I employed the ones with the gumption to look up our number and phone.

I made it crystal clear in writing that they were going to be self-employed contractors and responsible for every aspect of their tax, NI, insurance, running costs etc.  They carry trackers and I get an invoice plus the tracker file on a Sunday, which I pay on the Monday.  I never specified hours, just areas I wanted covered over the next month.

They did 120 per hour overall, which at £6 per hour meant £50/thousand.

They love it as they can do zero or forty hours in a week if they wish.  I also NEVER EVER under any circumstances pay them late, so they know they'll have the cash.

I love it as they just drip out leaflets all the time.  Not that leafletting can ever work,of course.  Oh no, only spaztards leaflet.

By all means give me a shout.  But not tomorrow, as I'm on holiday.

Vin

Hi

How do you word the document i have looked on the net but can't find anything i can edit for my own needs.

If you wanted to email me a copy for me to edit it would be much appreciated  or if you would rather not due it being part of your franchise package i understand my email is Paul@erithwc.co.uk

Thanks Paul

Sorry, dude, only just saw your request.

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Dear xx

This note is to confirm that you will be delivering leaflets as a self-employed sub-contractor to [Co name].

This means that our total liability in respect to your leafletting operations is limited to the agreed hourly rate.  You will be responsible for all payments out such as your NI, your tax, any insurance costs and all your running costs in carrying out your contract.

Yours

XXX

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We also get their UTR (unique tax reference) number and pass it on to our accountant.

Vin

[PAUL ERITH]

thanks for the reply i'm just sorting it out now

thanks paul