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Hourly wage for self employed worker
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<blockquote data-quote="betweenthelines" data-source="post: 7714078" data-attributes="member: 45282"><p>No you are right, but the reason for using S.E workers is that you only use and pay them when needed-eg for 3 or 4 months for calf rearing which might just be a couple of hours at each end of the day.</p><p></p><p>It might also be an idea to work out how much staff cost you atm. Minimum wage for a 40 hr week is just shy of £19k per year before NI and Pension contributions. That's for a "no skills" numpty who probably needs fairly constant supervision. Any skilled stockman/tractor driver would be worth more than £10/hr and certainly worth the £500/wk referred to</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="betweenthelines, post: 7714078, member: 45282"] No you are right, but the reason for using S.E workers is that you only use and pay them when needed-eg for 3 or 4 months for calf rearing which might just be a couple of hours at each end of the day. It might also be an idea to work out how much staff cost you atm. Minimum wage for a 40 hr week is just shy of £19k per year before NI and Pension contributions. That's for a "no skills" numpty who probably needs fairly constant supervision. Any skilled stockman/tractor driver would be worth more than £10/hr and certainly worth the £500/wk referred to [/QUOTE]
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