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Cheers Mark! I hope I'm not coming across as a total D***. :D

 

 

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Not at all mate.

As the guys have pointed out I'm sure there are plenty of examples where you're spot on.

The thing is as PAYE you could turn up in your pants to do the job. Every other thing is paid for by your employer, or should be. Not forgetting holidays, pension contributions and sick.

Freelance climber rates would amount to about £40k a year by my maths. There won't be a single PAYE climber in the country on that, and there's a good reason for it.

 

 

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Not at all mate.

As the guys have pointed out I'm sure there are plenty of examples where you're spot on.

The thing is as PAYE you could turn up in your pants to do the job. Every other thing is paid for by your employer, or should be. Not forgetting holidays, pension contributions and sick.

Freelance climber rates would amount to about £40k a year by my maths. There won't be a single PAYE climber in the country on that, and there's a good reason for it.

 

 

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I can remember a job where you and Rich did just that but you were S/E. :lol:

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Not at all mate.

As the guys have pointed out I'm sure there are plenty of examples where you're spot on.

The thing is as PAYE you could turn up in your pants to do the job. Every other thing is paid for by your employer, or should be. Not forgetting holidays, pension contributions and sick.

Freelance climber rates would amount to about £40k a year by my maths. There won't be a single PAYE climber in the country on that, and there's a good reason for it.

 

 

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Jesus Bolam! Your becoming far too serious, knowing stuff and crap like that☹️

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Not at all mate.

As the guys have pointed out I'm sure there are plenty of examples where you're spot on.

The thing is as PAYE you could turn up in your pants to do the job. Every other thing is paid for by your employer, or should be. Not forgetting holidays, pension contributions and sick.

Freelance climber rates would amount to about £40k a year by my maths. There won't be a single PAYE climber in the country on that, and there's a good reason for it.

 

 

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Cheers dude!

 

Why don't freelance climbers form a union? If there is a demand why can't the rates be better regulated? I know I'm a total noob here and to be honest I signed up for the milling forum and can't pass up s good rant but it seems like you guys need some Norgie guidance. :D

 

 

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Ignorant new Labour MP plays the race card undermining the cultural heritage of the West Midlands

 

Labour MP: England's Black Country Flag Is 'Racist', Should Be Replaced with 'Multicultural Rainbow'

 

It's a fairly typical example of how political correctness and the multicultural agenda of the left attempts to destroy traditional values and culture.

 

 

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