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Do any of you charge your hour rate from the moment you step into your vehicle? or do you have a traveling time rate?
Discuss What is your hourly rate as a self employed electrician? (2023) in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
more along the lines of a 2 bed apartment with small garden in a semi nice areaLocation must play a pretty significant part in hourly rates ?
Up the North £30-40 per hour would be a decent rate
South East and London £70-80 per hour would be more the norm
If you think about it to rent a 3 bed house up the North would cost what £700-800 per month , In London that same house could easily set you back £2000 per month in rent
<= This!I have been banging on for years that ALL apprenticeships should tag on even a basic business course on the end of it for those who may want to go solo.
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Should be one any sort of trade really, but what of ten p***** me off are folks objecting to £XX fee when they are on a decent salary and their employer is having to find that plus 100% overheads income to make it work.
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