Re: salary : permanent vs contract
Von: rubygoog@googlemail.com (rubygoog@googlemail.com) [Profil]
Datum: 17.05.2008 15:12
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Newsgroup: uk.consultants
Datum: 17.05.2008 15:12
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Newsgroup: uk.consultants
Ok. Thanks a lot. That gives me a fair idea. On May 17, 12:16 pm, "Tim Ward" <t...@brettward.co.uk> wrote: > <rubyg...@googlemail.com> wrote in message > > news:c33768b2-3683-4dc8-8e6c-ffbafc8bfc41@a70g2000hsh.googlegroups.com... > > > Hello Everyone, > > I am interested in knowing what is 'conversion' between > > salaries qouted per annum and those quoted per hour for contractors. > > > For instance, if I can get a salary of 50,000GBP per annum for a > > software job. Then, what I would I be worth per hour. If I were to > > directly convert it for 52 weeks & 40 hours a week, it comes to around > > 24 pounds an hour. Thats low right?. > > Try 40 weeks to start with. Then add a bit for employer's NI, then add a b it > for insurance or the risk of losing income through being ill, then add a b it > for the risk of not working for part of the year, then add a bit for any > further travel or staying away from home costs, then add a bit for ... > > ... Once Upon A Time a reasonable calculation was to double the figure you > got from your original sum. But I think in some markets you can't get away > with that any more. > > -- > Tim Ward - posting as an individual unless otherwise clear > Brett Ward Limited -www.brettward.co.uk > Cambridge Accommodation Notice Board -www.brettward.co.uk/canb > Cambridge City Councillor[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
