[T Glew]

Hi everyone

I have just started work for a facilities management company and have contracts with them but they have just asked me for my day rates for my services just incase one off jobs come in, I was thinking around the £150 mark per guy trained at level 2 city and guilds.

[Mist A Bit]

i do work for an events company and charge £170 per day plus 30p per mile
hope this helps

steve

[p1w1]

just pick what your happy with but as above i would  add a milage rate on top

[Richard iSparkle]

Hi everyone

I have just started work for a facilities management company and have contracts with them but they have just asked me for my day rates for my services just incase one off jobs come in, I was thinking around the £150 mark per guy trained at level 2 city and guilds.

how i work this type of thing is work out what i'd expect to earn in a day on regular work.  it has to be at least the same as that.

if a day of reg work is worth £150 to you then you've got your price (obviously add expenses)

[Dean Taberner]

This is where the "I wouldn't get out of bed for any less than £250 a day" brigade come in isn't it?

[Sean Dyer]

Hi everyone

I have just started work for a facilities management company and have contracts with them but they have just asked me for my day rates for my services just incase one off jobs come in, I was thinking around the £150 mark per guy trained at level 2 city and guilds.

how i work this type of thing is work out what i'd expect to earn in a day on regular work.  it has to be at least the same as that.

if a day of reg work is worth £150 to you then you've got your price (obviously add expenses)

If you have a full round yes

If you have gaps its better to get a days work for 150 than sit in the house earning 0 ?

[Helen]

Hi everyone

I have just started work for a facilities management company and have contracts with them but they have just asked me for my day rates for my services just incase one off jobs come in, I was thinking around the £150 mark per guy trained at level 2 city and guilds.

Would they accept linage of "subject to work required". It seems a bit flimsy to ask a day rate for a one off job, if they are the ones who decide how long it would take

[Tom White]

I don't do 'day rates', even though I've one customer after mine.  I'm frightened that their concept of what constitutes a full working day differs from my own. 

[bobplum]

or it could be that they are gathering prices to get an idea of the lowest rate and contract out to that firm?
just a thought.
how can you give a day rate for a job that doesn't exist,each job will be different surely,this is why i stick to domestics

[VSP Home Care]

I don't do 'day rates', even though I've one customer after mine.  I'm frightened that their concept of what constitutes a full working day differs from my own. 

Excellent point Tosh    Besides, it's so rude to talk about money