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geefree

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Re: WFP & Staffing costs
« Reply #20 on: December 18, 2008, 11:36:35 pm »
I dont employ anyone... but one day i will...

but when that day comes, i want to be bursting apart at the seams.... and i will hire part time.....

then i will build that persons part time area... as well as my own...

then either hire another guy part time.. or move that area to a full time position....

i will have to have made my targets first in any case...

and the part time guy will also have to meet his commitments.

but that is a long way off.

MSTAV

  • Posts: 366
Re: WFP & Staffing costs
« Reply #21 on: December 19, 2008, 12:06:08 pm »
No way to pay 50 percent. i did this mistake and boy i was on a loss after paying for van, tax, ni etc etc.. Now I give my guy enough work to carry out each day to suit my targets. i pay just £6 per hour but i say its for a 10 hour day, basicaly i pay £60 pound a day and if it takes him 10 hours it would be £6 per hour but it pushes him to work hard and pull hes finger out and most days he does it in 5-6 hours which works out £10-£12 per hour. having the right priced compact round with the £10 min charge for a house you should be able to pull in a nice profit margine.

Mick






Re: WFP & Staffing costs
« Reply #22 on: December 19, 2008, 12:28:32 pm »
I think 50% of profit, ie after expenses, van, NI etc is fine.