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18 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Let's face it, you started it with £150, what's that mean?

 

Taking into account all the things Ben mentioned. Could you pay someone £100/day and charge them out at (what I presume you mean) £250 and still make a profit.

I pay my labour £125 day plus pay for phone, give him a van and all fuel he is paid sick days and holiday plus overtime I charge £275 per day for him he makes me money

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4 minutes ago, dumper said:

I pay my labour £125 day plus pay for phone, give him a van and all fuel he is paid sick days and holiday plus overtime I charge £275 per day for him he makes me money

Do you pay for any training and pay him for the days he's training, do you pay for his PPE?

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