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Is £10 an hour reasonable payment for gardening work?


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Poppins is likely to faint when she reads this, ask them to have a butchers at their tackle. Old mucky power tools, no wheel barrow, no ladders etc; forget them. My guy has brand new stuff and even has a green bag bin, so that he can throw the stuff in. He cuts a 60 foot long x 7 feet high conifer hedge for £30.00 (3 hours work).

 

The minimum wage guys generally want to use your tools and take ages doing a crap job.

 

There again she might get lucky and get the job for free..

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There again she might get lucky and get the job for free..

 

The minimum wage ought to be £10 an hour but I suppose that’s one for another thread.

 

 

Before anyone says it I know its not feasible …….. but can a young bloke pay rent / mortgage and look after a family on less than £400 a week minus stoppages …….. no wonder there is a need for “fiddle” jobs.

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Yep that'd really encourage businesses to set up here..

 

 

It was a general observation ……………… I am just glad I am 51 and not 21 with the way things are today.

 

The minimum wage ought to be £10 an hour but I suppose that’s one for another thread.

 

Before anyone says it I know its not feasible

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