Staff wages

[paulb2785]

Hi can someone shed some light on a good wage

 

Have two staff ones has just passed his chainsaw and cross cut very good worker very loyal want to pay him well as want to keep him @ He get £1510 month and takes home company moter

What is most people paying

 

The other me little bro i have already paid and he has passed chainsaw and felling and is passing climbing course this week iv tort him well iv had him in 70-80ft trees removing shaping cleaning etc with saws etc he has what I call adaptable fingers like me for last 8 months and i can leave him to crack and between me and him we can fix weld anything

 

What should I expect to pay what is everyone else getting at min he gets @ 1850 month and again want to keep him

 

Cheers paul

Edited April 25, 2017 by paulb2785

[benedmonds]

Depends on lots are these PAYE employees with holidays, pensions etc.. (if not it sounds like they should be..)

Where in the country are you..

Are they working 5 days a week?

Are they working 40 hrs a week?

 

Pay rates on here are always confused as folk rarely compare like with like..

 

If they are PAYE doing 40hrs a week out of London, then what you are paying seems reasonable to me. If they are "self employed" working 6 till 8 6 days a week in central London it would be low IMO.

Edited April 25, 2017 by benedmonds

[paulb2785]

Cheers

Yes there paye

In the south berkshire area yes they get there hols etc etc

Time start 7.30 fin 4 ish some days later some days earlier

When you take out there tax etc out just seams not a lot could be me tho

[benedmonds]

Here are the average salaries of jobs in the UK, Not from one of my regular reads....

Average Salaries of 145 Jobs in the UK

 

 

89. Nurses - £26,252

 

80. Occupational therapists - £26,037

 

81. Police community support officers - £26,012

 

82. Graphic designers - £25,952

 

83. IT engineers - £25,934

 

84. Authors, writers and translators - £25,767

 

85. Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians - £25,145

 

86. Librarians - £24,927

 

87. Carpenters and joiners - £24,817

 

88. Bricklayers and masons - £24,790

 

89. Estate agents and auctioneers - £24,622

 

90. Finance officers- £24,418

 

91. Restaurant and catering establishment managers - £23,781

 

92. Housing officers- £23,521

 

93. Dispensing opticians - £23,458

 

94. Artists - £23,228

 

95. Farmers - £22,763

 

96. Ambulance staff (excluding paramedics) - £22,582

 

97. Plasterers - £22,370

 

98. Painters and decorators - £22,351

 

99. Archivists and curators - £22,264

 

100. Bus and coach drivers - £22,176

 

101. Hairdressing and beauty salon managers - £22,113

 

102. Laboratory technicians - £21,533

 

103. Musicians - £21,410

 

104. Construction operatives - £21,410

 

105. Fork-lift truck drivers - £21,345

 

106. Local government administrative occupations - £21,083

 

107. Book-keepers, payroll managers and wages clerks - £20,915

 

108. Postal workers, mail sorters, messengers and couriers- £20,855

109. Furniture makers and other craft woodworkers - £20,561

 

110. Youth and community workers - £20,491

 

111. Personal assistants and other secretaries – £19,738

 

112. Bank and post office clerks - £19,557

 

113. Welfare and housing associate professionals- £19,079

 

114. Teachers - £18,604

 

115. Catering and bar managers - £18,535

 

116. Legal secretary - £18,425

 

117. Landscape Gardener - £18,010

 

118. Sales supervisors - £17,812

 

119. Telephone salespersons - £17,549

 

120. Counsellors - £17,526

 

121. Chefs - £17,513

 

122. Butchers - £17,466

 

123. Undertakers / crematorium assistants - £17,414

 

124. Street cleaners - £17,402

 

125. Bakers - £17,231

 

126. Travel agents - £17,081

 

127. Veterinary nurses - £16,746

 

128. Senior care workers - £16,609

Edited April 25, 2017 by benedmonds

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[Marc]

Depends what you think is fair Paul, I offered you my cheapest rate and you thought it to high.

 

What your paying seems fair for the area and staff you employ as that seems the going rate on the books around your way.