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Old 08-14-2010, 06:55 PM   #1
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Would you business owners charge employees to clean their own sewer or have another employee do it for him while on the clock? Reason I ask, I have been working out of town the past month and mine needed cleaned. I called the service manager and he sent a guy to do it. And no I was not charged.
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Old 08-14-2010, 07:03 PM   #2
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No. But they would do it themself. And it damn well better be their house.
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To take it a step farther my parents W.H. puked out while i was out of town on vacation and my old boss went and changed it himself on a saturday. Asked him what i owed him and he handed me the invoice for the heater, his cost.
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To take it a step farther my parents W.H. puked out while i was out of town on vacation and my old boss went and changed it himself on a saturday. Asked him what i owed him and he handed me the invoice for the heater, his cost.
I would charge you what you charge me to work for me per hour.....whatever that is per hour.....plus my cost on the heater.
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Hmm. I am on the fence about this one. money, no money. Hmm. If it was a good employee, I would go out there and do it myself.
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I would charge you what you charge me to work for me per hour.....whatever that is per hour.....plus my cost on the heater.
And i would have found that to be more than fair, i tried to pay him for the time, his normal rates, o.t., but he wouldn't take it.
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I would charge my going rate. My employee's charge me by the hour for what they do. I don't get "favors" or any special treatment from them come payday, why should I give any? I'm running a business, and as such pay a fair price for a fair days work. I also expect to recieve that in return.
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