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What hourly rate on the books is considered deceng these days ??
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16 per hourAt 37.5 hours a week, that's just £8.20 per hour
A flippin cleaner gets more than that!
Anyone even considering that as a trained engineer should reassess their future in the game IMHO. To bring up a family you will need at least £30-35k.
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Got offered 13 per hour which seemed a low rate to me
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Around 450 a week depending on hours
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£16 - £18 is about the going rate for a Gas safe and Oftec engineer in my area with a van ,mobile phone and must be prepared to work extra hours and be on call on a rota system.
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It was 520 per week ,
Van included plus tool allowance,ppe also included along with any courses e.g gas ,unvented etc etc.
Van included plus tool allowance,ppe also included along with any courses e.g gas ,unvented etc etc.
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No call outs basic Monday to Friday with optional OT.
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16,000 divided by 52 to give a weekly amount. Divide that by 37.5 to give an hourly rate!
16000 / 52 = 307.69 per week. Divide 307.69 by 37.5 to get hourly rate = £8.20.
Please explain where I'm going wrong!
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Seems ok for a 40 hour week
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40 hours
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16 ph x 40 hours =640 × 52 =33280 pa
Thats my maff
Thats my maff
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