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Presumably the apprentice won't be left on his/her own ,I would charge the sparks and apprentice as One unit cost. For example 1 sparks + 1 apprentice = X
Hi. Would probably be SJIB rates so £5.66 for year 1 i think. I was wondering if there was a quick rule of thumb say, rate x factor = chargeable rate. Where the factor allows for college days, holidays, NI etcI would guess though the apprentice might be at college some days? Maybe half your rate would be appropriate? How much are you paying the apprentice? If you consider a painter and decorator which is unskilled (Although I am sure some would argue otherwise) want about £120-£150 a day, same with like a window cleaner then I think charging £100 a day for a skilled apprentice would be acceptable.
Personally I would not call them an apprentice in the invoice or customers, I would call them electricians mate...
Mates rates thenI would guess though the apprentice might be at college some days? Maybe half your rate would be appropriate? How much are you paying the apprentice? If you consider a painter and decorator which is unskilled (Although I am sure some would argue otherwise) want about £120-£150 a day, same with like a window cleaner then I think charging £100 a day for a skilled apprentice would be acceptable.
Personally I would not call them an apprentice in the invoice or customers, I would call them electricians mate...
Hi. Would probably be SJIB rates so £5.66 for year 1 i think. I was wondering if there was a quick rule of thumb say, rate x factor = chargeable rate. Where the factor allows for college days, holidays, NI etc
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