[www.mrgutters.co.uk]

saw a job on gumtree "gutter cleaner wanted"

Gutter cleaner required to work for small family business.

Candidate must have thier own Transport and Ladders. (Ladders must be 3 parter, minimum 30 foot)

You must have experiece working in a similar role at height on a ladder.

Candidate must be honest, reliable and be problem solving orientated. You must be prepared to work outside in all weather conditions.

Job will include visiting residential properties, cleaning out the gutters and carrying out any minor repairs that may be required.

Candidates must do between 8 and 10 jobs per day in north and south London.

This role is physically demanding.

This is a self employed position.

Only qualified candidates should apply

Monday to Saturday (Sunday optional) 8am- 4pm

Pay £120 per day

This is a permanant postion

An immediate start is required.
check this out.

[drive surgeon]

  a ladder

120 a day


would rather be dead

[Chris Galloway]

6 days a week 

nah thanks

[RO-Sheen]

for someone that is unemployed and cant get another job, £120 x 6 = £720 a week! That could get someone that is up the creek without a paddle a lifeline!

[trike]

for someone that is unemployed and cant get another job, £120 x 6 = £720 a week! That could get someone that is up the creek without a paddle a lifeline!

thats what i was going to say,if it was by me i wouild do it like a shot,good weeks wages there,there paying you 720 weres the rip off in that

[wightsurf]

I have to agree, not all people can just go and start a bussines. Thats alot of work but at the end of the day it's alot of money to keep them going.

[www.mrgutters.co.uk]

well at london living costs 120 a day aint brilliant ...
plus 8-10 jobs a day ...you would be working like a nutter to get thewm done ...plus own car and own ladders ..think of petrol and continuus traffic in central london.

personaly think they having a laugh plus you would need to be well fit carrying 30ft ladders round and going up and down them.

plus safety working on 30ft ladders all day trying to rush to get 10 jobs done each day

they can keep it...

[ftp]

10 jobs a day! That's some serious money coming in for the companies owner!

[www.mrgutters.co.uk]

sound proffesional too with only a mobile number and aa hotmail email adress.

lol

[DaveG]

Surely it would be a 2 man job if it was off ladders??

[LWC]

I think being a window cleaner makes us look down on other jobs

When i was on holiday in urkey there was a guy there talking to his in laws about a friend of his who earned £125 a day and they wereall like 

Guys at any rate £120 a day is blooming good money and thats alot of money for a week, perminent position £2880 a month...yeh its gonna be hard work for who ever but jeeees thats good money!

Being employed and earning that money you gotta work hard. Personally i think thats good! Yes we all earn more on our own, and pul in "£500" but thats not every day, we have good days and bad days, which probably in the end levels out to around that rate.

Come on guys...dont be so snobbish!

[Glyn H]

£37,000 a year is great money for an unskilled worker even in London.
The average wage in Britain is £14,250 per year.

[drive surgeon]

rather get the same money but use omni vac or similar from the ground?  ladders are scary!

[dd]

Working that kind of heght of unsecured ladders every day, especially with some hard to reach gutters, is asking for an accident.

Horrible job when it is raining.

[peter holley]

£37,000 a year is great money for an unskilled worker even in London.
The average wage in Britain is £14,250 per year.

its not realy 37,000 a year, remember he is self employed, and has to provide own transport etc

[bluez]

You could do it for a month and spend the money on a gutter vac.

[lovewindows]

£720 a week a rip off ??
North v South divide , still there ehh

[pjulk]

I can't see anyone do a good job doing 8 to 10 gutters a day off of ladders.

Thats way to much work for one person in a day for that type of work off of ladders.

[simonwonder]

one hell of a way to get and stay fit and a nice way to get away from the wife and kids all day

[Paul Coleman]

for someone that is unemployed and cant get another job, £120 x 6 = £720 a week! That could get someone that is up the creek without a paddle a lifeline!

Absolutely.  In my current position I wouldn't touch it but if I was out of work I'd snap their hand off for it.