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Originally Posted by jb66
I think hiring someone per hour rather than per job is best for faults to be fixed. The whole paid per job is wrong IMO but It does seem to work for installs
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And i beg to differ... so far this month... 0 repeats...
More jobs get done when being paid per job, which means less wait times for the customer, and better productivity for the business... Also means a decent wage can be earned... Also it doesn't make a difference, as being a contractor we are measured on every single stat that the in-house people are measured on... only difference is that a contractor can be kicked off faults if they don't perform...
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Also wanna state i got offered in-house last year because of my stats... i turned it down as it would be a massive pay cut for the same job allbeit 10hrs less per week...