michael larder
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HAHAHAHA Now im an idiot. In my defense some people would put a comment like that on haha
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Im not saying im a brilliant climber and no i havnt got the experience but i can climb and have done loads of trees within the past year, nothing too major yet though. And i dont think anybody would pay their employer money to learn lol and i paid enough to college to get my tickets
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Thats true. Will just see how it goes tomorrow when i discuss it with him
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So after reading all these comments it sounds like asking for 80 a day is fair Cheers
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yea i suppose so
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yea i will. i think that 80 is fair considering that i'm 25 ,have all the tickets to do the job, drive and pretty much work my backside off. just hope he will cos im really happy working with him ,he has taught me alot and is a really sound guy to be honest.
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yea i thought it would be around that. Im only asking because ive asked the guy that i have been working with for about 8 months that i want 80 a day but im not sure that he wants to pay me that. we havnt really discussed it yet but we will be on monday so i just wanted to see whether what i was asking for was too much.
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thanks
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what is the daily rate for a self employed groundsman/climber with 1 years experience?
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because there might be a genuine reason why he hasn't been in touch mate and now he is definatly not going to give you a chance once he sees that comment. just be patient and if he does not get in touch you just need to man up and move on.
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Wakefield, west yorkshire. Why?
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Yea i thought it would be about that but wasnt sure. Cheers for that
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What is the daily rate for a self employed groundsman/ climber with 1 years experience?
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i give him two numbers. one for a full time college course which with funding is really cheap considering what he will get from it and one for an apprenticeship with a tree firm in his area. didn't anything come from those?
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I gave you two numbers. One for the full time level 2 in arboriculture college course and one for the apprenticeship with that tree firm in your area. Didnt anything come from them mate?
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Thanks for that. Think i might of been cutting too quick cos when i realized the gap was closing it was too late. Well at least ive got a few more days practice of cross cutting large trees. Will put everyones advice into practice
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Thanks for the video link
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Cheers il keep that in mind
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Yea that makes sense , cheers mate
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Cheers wardy , ive only been a member for a few days and found this site is a goldmine for information, its priceless . Already learnt loads from this and its making my job easier Cheers
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Haha it is mate. Got some power in it. Thanks again mate
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Il give that ago with felling bar mate. Think il have a much easier day tomorrow with all the advice ive been given
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Cheers joe , by the sound of it the wedges are the best way to go because other people have gave me the same advice. Youd of thought i would of been taught this at college , this is the first ive heard about using wedges
