Boiler servicing?

[jtsplumbing]

I am a bit sceptical as I always am. £15ph van provided. Tools my own.

Who pays for fuel ? Take it you are being employed by this Co ? and not self employed ! + who's GS number are you working under ? & who's insurance.

 

[macka09]

Not my number. Company pays fuel. There insurance.

 

[jtsplumbing]

Not my number. Company pays fuel. There insurance.

So are you going to be employed or self employed ? fine line as to what HMRC will accept !!

 

[macka09]

Employed

 

[TFGplumbing]

Employed

15pph ain't bad if you're on the firm imho.

 

[jtsplumbing]

Employed

That's ok, at least you will get overtime/Holidays/Sick pay

 

[Alpha man]

I actually feel left out. I never get approached lol

Me too! Lol

 

[Billy Bob Bob]

£18,are you lads mad? i charge £55 for a combi,get with the times,stop undervaluing your worth

 

[jtsplumbing]

But OP is employed, and van supplied etc. so £15 not bad on cards + other benefits of being employed.

 

[julesverne]

£15ph on the books is not a bad starting point as i do believe macka is newly registered.
no stress
paid holidays
sometimes i do miss them days.

 

[macka09]

£15ph on the books is not a bad starting point as i do believe macka is newly registered.
no stress
paid holidays
sometimes i do miss them days.

How do you know I'm newly registered lol?

 

[Whyme]

£15ph isn't bad at all employed. I don't get that. Is it social housing work by any chance ?

 

[macka09]

Yer

 

[Whyme]

Surprised you get sick pay not statutory tbh

 

[Whyme]

Yer

Lol you'll earn every penny then, wouldn't do that again for all the tea in china 😉

 

[macka09]

I won't be on it long lol. Big culture shock going from private domestic work

 

[newcastle phill]

Yeh wipe ya shoes on way out with some. Not all tho. Still some nice people

 

[jtsplumbing]

Yeh wipe ya shoes on way out with some. Not all tho. Still some nice people

And always lots of single mums ! :wink_smile: But that's for another thread . :censored:

 

[macka09]

Hi folks. Bit of an update here. I've been on the job 3 days and I'm being advised these "services" are not your standard yearly service like a private job. Apparently it's only a landlords safety check, and a full service only needs to be carried out if the fga readings are out.

Thoughts please???

 

[hammers4spanner]

Sounds about right