Netting on piece rates

[Dave 123]

Hi,

Bit of a longshot I know, but I was wondering if there might be any call for doing nets on piece rates. I'd be prepared to travel to most places for 2 or more weeks work. Looking for a change from driving.

If people were interested I could do the labouring at the back of the splitter, moving bags/crates etc, and doing nets in between. I think £0.80p per 80x50 net working this way.

Should there be enough work I'd get myself a motorhome.

 

Any thoughts or input welcome.

[eggsarascal]

4 hours ago, Dave 123 said:

Hi,

Bit of a longshot I know, but I was wondering if there might be any call for doing nets on piece rates. I'd be prepared to travel to most places for 2 or more weeks work. Looking for a change from driving.

If people were interested I could do the labouring at the back of the splitter, moving bags/crates etc, and doing nets in between. I think £0.80p per 80x50 net working this way.

Should there be enough work I'd get myself a motorhome.

 

Any thoughts or input welcome.

Yeah, give it a miss. Living in a Motorhome should be a lifestyle choice, not a 'make do' sort of thing.

 

Get a job on a factory that pays £10-£11/hour and stay where you are.

[trigger_andy]

Hi,
Bit of a longshot I know, but I was wondering if there might be any call for doing nets on piece rates. I'd be prepared to travel to most places for 2 or more weeks work. Looking for a change from driving.
If people were interested I could do the labouring at the back of the splitter, moving bags/crates etc, and doing nets in between. I think £0.80p per 80x50 net working this way.
Should there be enough work I'd get myself a motorhome.
 
Any thoughts or input welcome.

It’s like a race to the bottom and when you’ve landed there with a thump you’ve said “no, I can dig deeper!”