i employ full time permanent staff but the costs involved in the business make it hard to pay 300 a week the question is how much can i charge a customer for a days labour per manDave_L wrote:dickon wrote:dear tony as a landscaper myself ihave to ask if ishould be paying my lads up to 150 a day what should i be charging for their labour - 200 at least but will people pay this?not in my experience-what is going rate?
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here in luton 30 miles north of london you are looking at 150 a day for trades (bricklayer,able to slab supervise etc.) decent labourers about £80 a day i.e. ones with a bit of kop on i suppose you would call these semiskilled. and the dogs of war i.e. no driving license,no idea,total supervison required about £50-60 a day
if you think you can pay someone minimun wage to do landscaping you will be sorely dissapointed with the results,in fact i have had customers, who have eastern europeans give a cheap quote,
start work ,draw half the money ,then pffft!! gone
it then costs my original quote plus what they lost
regards tony
if you think you can pay someone minimun wage to do landscaping you will be sorely dissapointed with the results,in fact i have had customers, who have eastern europeans give a cheap quote,
start work ,draw half the money ,then pffft!! gone
it then costs my original quote plus what they lost
regards tony