Rate of pay for a ground worker with basic tickets

[Andy Collins]

Is that around £65 take home?

 

gross is before tax, Nett is after deductions.

[Rich Rule]

I'd guess at around £65 per day £325 a week, based on 40hrs and all the perks of employment.

 

It really gets my nuts in a twist when people ask 'is that before tax?'

 

No, there is a clue, it is in Bold up there above me.

 

Why do people always ask? If you went into a job interview for a bank or a solicitors, or lets take it all the way, your going for an executive job - 5 figure package...

 

"Is that before tax"? No we were looking to pay you 90K salary but dont worry about the rest we'll fork out the other 40-50 g on tax and NI for you. Is that OK?

 

That sort of negotiation is for the prima donna footy players.

 

Really 65 quid a day, groundie on the books! Do you really think 65GBP is before tax?

Edited January 7, 2013 by Rich Rule

[Climber85]

gross is before tax, Nett is after deductions.

 

Sorry fella, didn't see that post!

[skyhuck]

It really gets my nuts in a twist when people ask 'is that before tax?'

 

No, there is a clue, it is in Bold up there above me.

 

Why do people always ask? If you went into a job interview for a bank or a solicitors, or lets take it all the way, your going for an executive job - 5 figure package...

 

"Is that before tax"? No we were looking to pay you 90K salary but dont worry about the rest we'll fork out the other 40-50 g on tax and NI for you. Is that OK?

 

Really 65 quid a day, groundie on the books! Do you really think 65GBP is before tax?

 

Not sure what your saying their Rich?

 

Most of your post says its obviously before tax, but then the end suggests its not

[Rich2484]

It really gets my nuts in a twist when people ask 'is that before tax?'

 

No, there is a clue, it is in Bold up there above me.

 

Why do people always ask? If you went into a job interview for a bank or a solicitors, or lets take it all the way, your going for an executive job - 5 figure package...

 

"Is that before tax"? No we were looking to pay you 90K salary but dont worry about the rest we'll fork out the other 40-50 g on tax and NI for you. Is that OK?

 

That sort of negotiation is for the prima donna footy players.

 

Really 65 quid a day, groundie on the books! Do you really think 65GBP is before tax?

 

sorry. I was actually asking the op in my reply if they was looking for an answer on before tax or after. I just got beaten to it...

[Rich Rule]

Not sure what your saying their Rich?

 

Most of your post says its obviously before tax, but then the end suggests its not

 

The last part Dave has a question mark at the end.

 

Maybe it should have had ?!? to designate I was being sarcastic.

 

[Johny Walker]

It really gets my nuts in a twist when people ask 'is that before tax?'

 

No, there is a clue, it is in Bold up there above me.

 

Why do people always ask? If you went into a job interview for a bank or a solicitors, or lets take it all the way, your going for an executive job - 5 figure package...

 

"Is that before tax"? No we were looking to pay you 90K salary but dont worry about the rest we'll fork out the other 40-50 g on tax and NI for you. Is that OK?

 

That sort of negotiation is for the prima donna footy players.

 

Really 65 quid a day, groundie on the books! Do you really think 65GBP is before tax?

 

would be if he worked for me

not that im a tight git

Edited January 7, 2013 by Johny Walker

[skyhuck]

The last part Dave has a question mark at the end.

 

Maybe it should have had ?!? to designate I was being sarcastic.

 

 

But it was before tax, so why the sarcasm??

[Climber85]

Really 65 quid a day, groundie on the books! Do you really think 65GBP is before tax?

 

Sorry mate, only asking as I thought it was high, so yea I did think 65GBP was before tax.

 

Or have I just confused myself!?

 

all the best

[skyhuck]

would be if he worked for me

 

Me too.