Situation Vacant Taking on my first member of staff, advice needed

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My brother is set to retire this year so I'm starting to look at taking someone on full-time (50hrs a week). Ideally whom is experienced and competent, for a general mixture of dairy farm work; Alone milking, tractor driving, calf rearing etc. No accommodation or extra perks included. What can I expect to pay someone in 2024? Bearing in mind the minimum wage is set to increase to £11.44 in April.

Employed or Self Employed?

Northern England

Thanks in advance
 
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