Hi all I'm planning on employing a friend of mine to canvass up some new work for me. He was a window cleaner, but packed in a few years ago and moved away... but still has all the pricing knowledge etc, so I will be letting him price the work.......I'll be paying him an hourly rate, plus commission... now, does anyone have any idea what a fair rate of commission is?
Quote from: sheepmeister on June 24, 2008, 09:00:12 pmHi all I'm planning on employing a friend of mine to canvass up some new work for me. He was a window cleaner, but packed in a few years ago and moved away... but still has all the pricing knowledge etc, so I will be letting him price the work.......I'll be paying him an hourly rate, plus commission... now, does anyone have any idea what a fair rate of commission is? basic wage plus £1 and has to get say 5 houses to cover this per 5 hour shift, then half the clean on top of basic wage if hes any good he will earn a lot if not you cover your bases commission paid after clean
Quote from: windowwashers on June 24, 2008, 09:05:43 pmQuote from: sheepmeister on June 24, 2008, 09:00:12 pmHi all I'm planning on employing a friend of mine to canvass up some new work for me. He was a window cleaner, but packed in a few years ago and moved away... but still has all the pricing knowledge etc, so I will be letting him price the work.......I'll be paying him an hourly rate, plus commission... now, does anyone have any idea what a fair rate of commission is? basic wage plus £1 and has to get say 5 houses to cover this per 5 hour shift, then half the clean on top of basic wage if hes any good he will earn a lot if not you cover your bases commission paid after cleanHalf the clean? LOL... I guess thats fair.. I will be paying the commission after the clean is done, definitely
1 x the first clean amount. 0.5 if every 8 week cleans. if they are any good and have the right area to canvass they could earn a very good wage and you will build up a nice round at not much cost