Hourly Rate for a Groom

Sags_Deer

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Can someone please advise me on this one. I have been offered a couple of hours work and at the current time silly to turn it down, I do have another job but my other job is in catering and weddings that has stopped.
I have been offered £10 and hour, I am on the more mature side and v experienced with BHS qualifications. Its approx 10 min drive from home.

Many thanks.
 

ihatework

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It’s on the higher side for employed and lower side for self employed.

But the more pressing aspect with grooms is what you are expected to achieve in an hour of work. This can range from reasonable to ludicrous depending on who you work for
 

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Seems about right. I employ freelancers to cover my full time staff and I have eight people randomly approach me for work this week so I think work is getting scarce. As it is so close to where you live I would take it.
 
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