[parisjames]

Hi to everybody

i have been asked to do a quatation for a pub 2hours a day 7 days a week. Please let me know what u think. is that a reasonable figure or too less or too much?


1. 52 weeks x 14 hours p/w= 728 hours per year minus 16 hours (8 days bank holiday) = 712 hours per year @ £11 p/h  = £7832 p/ y. ( that includes payee, paroll, nat insurance, insurance)

2. 28 days holidayx2 hours  @ 11 p/h= £616 p/y

3. Bank holiday- 8 days x 2 hours = 16 hours @ 15 p/h = £240 p/y


total £8688 @167 p/w

is anything else i missed ?

Regards

Paris

[dhnjj]

Hi Paris

Have you accounted for the increase in minimum wage from October and also the increase in holiday entitlement?

you may also want to pay a higher rate at the weekend for staff retention and quality purposes

Dave 

[parisjames]

hi

how much will be the new wage? and holiday entitlement?

cheers for your reponce

 

Paris

[dhnjj]

Hi

Well it depends on age but for most it will be £5.52 per hour
Holiday entitlement will increase to 4.8 weeks

[parisjames]

H Dave

just looked on net about that go on the link underneaf:


http://www.paycheck.co.uk/page/minimum-wage-and-holiday-entitlement

its a bit confusing.. they say its 24 holiday days per year. in 2009 will be 28 days per year.

[dhnjj]

Hi Paris

It might be better for you to work it out in hours for your calculations

14 hours worked per week x 4.8 = 67.2 hours entitlement

do the same for the increase to 5.6 weeks in 2009

regards

[Mrs Nicholls]

sorry to dredge up an old post, but how do you work out entitlement when you are part way through the year?

For Example:
Hol yr started in May, 4 weeks hol per year is known
then along comes october to change everything.
how do i work out what entitlement is for the rest of the hol year? based on cleaner contracted 16 hours per week.

[Scotbrite]

Hi, The increase in this years hol entitlement is 4 days over the year. We are in October ie 3 months (1/4 year ) left ,therefore 1/4 of increase ie 1 day for this year. Taking the hol year from Jan, if u have a different start then a different proportion will apply,
Hope this helps,
Ron..