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John j
Mono Don
Ye got number
that advert is to try to find what we call a monkeys kunt in essex .
Plastermind1
Active Member
Thats the normal rate in Newcastle 80-120 any more you wont be getting the job 
Plastermind1
Active Member
Thats the normal rate in Newcastle 80-120 any more you wont be getting the job its s**t
smoother09
Well-Known Member
Seems fair! That romanoski fella does a room for £160 and throws a free hall stairs and landing in with that price! Lovely jubbly 
themucky1
Well-Known Member
Where you seen that?
hollybank
Private Member
f**k that them days have long gone.Thats the normal rate in Newcastle 80-120 any more you wont be getting the job
On indeed job website.
what are you expected to lay on for that money?Thats the normal rate in Newcastle 80-120 any more you wont be getting the job
John j
Mono Don
Bed
algeeman
It’s A Boy
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You reckon a McDonald's worker is on £15 an hour?
Djr
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It is in Manchester. Fuk knows about the Midlands
lurpak
Artex Boy
not up to date with minimum wages But surely it’s about that?
John j
Mono Don
Rates depend on area . How much your doing.
Plastermind1
Active Member
I only put 3 bags on a day for that plus prep told a builder i wanted more money this week he nearly kicked is out the door
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Pretty sure it's £8.50
paulf
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paulf
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That's proper grim, after tax ni and expenses you'd be f**k*d.Thats the normal rate in Newcastle 80-120 any more you wont be getting the job
paulf
Well-Known Member
The quicker you do it the less you get paid, mind you if they let you do it over 5 years doing 20 hour days you might just make a living.
lurpak
Artex Boy
jeez
paulf
Well-Known Member
All right for kids or oaps looking to fill time. Sad state of affairs, as much as I hated plastering in my 30's, I'm lucky really. Getting an apprenticeship in the early 80's was pretty tough straight out of school with no connections to the building trade.
The Hobo
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cash
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Aldi and Lidl are just over £10 , include holiday and sick it's no wonder people don't want to get dirty and have no job security
i stopped at a drive through Macs. i was about to order when a chap on a skateboard came up to the machine and shouted 2 big Macs please !
John j
Mono Don
Theyve never said have a nice day to me. When i ask for curry sauce ( for wife ) they look at me like i.ve killed their kids
Vincey
Private Member
I went yesterday malc tried the chicken fajita wrap it’s good if you passing
So on that wage if you worked 46 weeks of the year you’d be on 27000 with no pension, no holiday entitlement, no security, no sick pay. So really it equates to around £10 an hour over the year. So yes in the grand scheme of things you’d Only be very slightly worse off if you worked at McDonald’s. If you also take into consideration that McDonalds wouldn’t require you to have a van and tools then really.....McDonald’s is the better option overall.