Which pay is best

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Opinions please what is best hourly without guaranteed hours but usually 12 hours per day or fixed wage no matter what hours you do in a week

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mdourish:
Opinions please what is best hourly without guaranteed hours but usually 12 hours per day or fixed wage no matter what hours you do in a week

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Depends on the hourly rate

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robthedog:

mdourish:
Opinions please what is best hourly without guaranteed hours but usually 12 hours per day or fixed wage no matter what hours you do in a week

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Depends on the hourly rate

Around 12 pound

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mdourish:

robthedog:

mdourish:
Opinions please what is best hourly without guaranteed hours but usually 12 hours per day or fixed wage no matter what hours you do in a week

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Depends on the hourly rate

Around 12 pound

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And the day rate is

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robthedog:

mdourish:

robthedog:

mdourish:
Opinions please what is best hourly without guaranteed hours but usually 12 hours per day or fixed wage no matter what hours you do in a week

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Depends on the hourly rate

Around 12 pound

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And the day rate is

135

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mdourish:
Opinions please what is best hourly without guaranteed hours but usually 12 hours per day or fixed wage no matter what hours you do in a week

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Depends on the hourly rate
And the day rate is
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135

Not much in it really 11hours and your more or less equal I bet if you took the day rate they’d make the days longer I’d play safe and take the hourly rate unless you know your going to get some short days then go for day rate, I think it’s toss a coin time

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Negotiate dear boy, hourly pay but with a guaranteed £135 a day.
So long as you give them value for money, do a good job, look after the kit product and customer and are loyal and reliable, they’ll cough up because they’ve got a bargain.

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Juddian:
Negotiate dear boy, hourly pay but with a guaranteed £135 a day.
So long as you give them value for money, do a good job, look after the kit product and customer and are loyal and reliable, they’ll cough up because they’ve got a bargain.

That ain’t a bad idea if there negotiable

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Also depends how many hours they expect for that day rate. 10 hours a day and that rate isn’t bad, if you’re constantly doing 15s and 13s then it’s a lot less appealing.
Given the choice, I’d go for the day rate, as that way you’re not tempted to start chasing hours to make an extra few quid. Also stops the bosses piling too much work on you if you’re strict with them about stopping after your agreed number of hours

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