[SeanK]

who on here actually gets paid by the hour?

The guys who don't clean windows for a living and you can spot them a mile off.

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

who on here actually gets paid by the hour?

The guys who don't clean windows for a living and you can spot them a mile off.

It would seem there's a few on here who struggle with financial clarity!!

[Dave Willis]

My day rate is more important to me than telling the world my hourly rate. By that I mean I have a figure that I like to hit most days 8.30 - 4pm ish. The job in question has the potential to earn me probably £60 an hour by cleaning the outsides out of office hours. The insides in order to get the job would mean working for say £25 an hour. I just wondered at what point most of you would walk away from a job. To me £25 an hour is still very good money for waving a squeegie about in the dry and warm. If I had a family member short of work, most would jump at the chance of earning a few bob like that.
Just got me thinking that's all.

[Bob Stones]

We couldnt do it for £30 a hour, it would need to be another 50 % on top of that price

All the usual bs 

so £45 a hour is too much for you, you need to aim a little higher

[LT carpet cleaning]

We couldnt do it for £30 a hour, it would need to be another 50 % on top of that price

All the usual bs 

so £45 a hour is too much for you, you need to aim a little higher

I assure you I dont, but thanks anyway 

[Paul H]

£30 per hour ... Then do the hours work  in 40 mins .. Your £30 per hour  then creeps up £40 p/hr .. Just another slant for you to think about maybe