I have been in Berlin offered 2500 euro

[mistrz]

s before tax ( 40 hr per week) 15 euros /hr for climbing trees. is that good? anyone can say?

[born2trot]

Where do you get the 2500 from ? 40x15= 600 unless i've read it wrong .

[swinny]

1.2 euro or maybe even 1.1 euro to a pound isn't it now?? conversion when cashing in...

[Daniël Bos]

Where do you get the 2500 from ? 40x15= 600 unless i've read it wrong .

 

There's often more than one week in a month in Germany:biggrin:

 

 

When I go to work in euro-land I aim to make at least €250 a day. That's not in arb though, and all cash-in-hand as well.

Would you be looking to work there for some time, or a short burst?

2500 a month minus taxes sounds ok, but you'll probably pay 25% income tax, rent(?) council tax equivalent etc and you'll probably find your living costs somewhat inflated. If you have to rent accommodation in Berlin there will probably not be a lot left.

 

Is there not a network of Baumpfleger on the German interweb?

Edited March 13, 2012 by Daniël Bos

[Daniël Bos]

Here you go, you can log in as a guest. I'm sure die Deutsche leute can "speak a bit across the border":biggrin:

 

Fachverband gepruefter Baumpfleger e.V. - Sonstiges

[born2trot]

There's often more than one week in a month in Germany:biggrin:

 

 

When I go to work in euro-land I aim to make at least €250 a day. That's not in arb though, and all cash-in-hand as well.

Would you be looking to work there for some time, or a short burst?

2500 a month minus taxes sounds ok, but you'll probably pay 25% income tax, rent(?) council tax equivalent etc and you'll probably find your living costs somewhat inflated. If you have to rent accommodation in Berlin there will probably not be a lot left.

 

Is there not a network of Baumpfleger on the German interweb?

 

Ah that makes things easier ......answers NO then

[aaron mj]

Hi i contract in Germany now and again.... gOOD CONTRACT CLIMBERS SHOULD BE EARNING ABOUT 300 EUROS a day. the best with a really good reputation etc earn 400. but no idea about employed lads.