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Hourly rate

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I attended a business development lunchtime gathering for small business owners. The guest speaker briefly referred to white van man, electricians, plumbers and the like. As self-employed individuals who desire to be earning around 35-38K he claimed they should be charging £43.60 per hour. Built into this would be the the emoluments taken for granted in many employed situations where holiday pay, sick pay and pension contributions are standard.


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    I stand corrected, the FMB still have BATJIC rates on its website 

     

    WAGE RATES FOR 2019/20



    The 2019/20 Agreement involves a 2.75% rise in all the various wage rates, including the rates for all apprentices and trainees, plus an additional 2.75% rise in all hourly skills rates.



    • The Adult General Operatives’ rate increases by 26p per hr. to £9.78

    • For skilled wage rates, S/NVQ2 increases by 30p per hour to £11.02 and

    • S/NVQ3 increases by 34p per hour to £12.79

    • All other rates, including young adult operatives, all apprentices and trainees, and all hourly skills rates will also rise by 2.75% this year



    HOLIDAYS



    BATJIC holiday entitlement is 22 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays.

    FMB


    I don’t know any subbies or self employed people who are referencing those rates as a basis for their charge out rates.


    Andy B.




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    I stand corrected, the FMB still have BATJIC rates on its website 

     

    WAGE RATES FOR 2019/20



    The 2019/20 Agreement involves a 2.75% rise in all the various wage rates, including the rates for all apprentices and trainees, plus an additional 2.75% rise in all hourly skills rates.



    • The Adult General Operatives’ rate increases by 26p per hr. to £9.78

    • For skilled wage rates, S/NVQ2 increases by 30p per hour to £11.02 and

    • S/NVQ3 increases by 34p per hour to £12.79

    • All other rates, including young adult operatives, all apprentices and trainees, and all hourly skills rates will also rise by 2.75% this year



    HOLIDAYS



    BATJIC holiday entitlement is 22 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays.

    FMB


    I don’t know any subbies or self employed people who are referencing those rates as a basis for their charge out rates.


    Andy B.




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