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Thanks for all the PMs!

 

Old thread by now and suddenly loads of enquiries! Word must be getting around that I pay well :confused1::sneaky2:

 

Actually I don't. This is production, production, production and no trimmings. It's £5/metre and that's that. If you are a human harvester then day rate takes over. Forestry aint charitable I'm afraid.

 

Nice one.

 

:wtf:

 

Why????????

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Cos I aint got the reserve to pay one man or woman £500 a day.

 

One particular individual (a member on here) cut well over average a day and took day rate. But he'll get a very nice bonus at the end.

 

So do you just defer the payment of whats due, above the day rate, till you have got paid??

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