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rabeye34
what salarys do companys pay when employed new gas entrants
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how many threads do you want to start japseye34 ffs!
got back to cleaning bogs; it's all your good for.
got back to cleaning bogs; it's all your good for.
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rabeye34
do i know you you tosspot
DM leave him alone, i'm starting to feel sorry for him, and depending on his race or religion he might ending up getting you done for harrassment
PS to answer your question about £9-10 per hour is good for someone finding their way, (which will work out slightly less than £80k for the whole year)
PS to answer your question about £9-10 per hour is good for someone finding their way, (which will work out slightly less than £80k for the whole year)
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holty
its like saying how longs a piece of string.depends on company and experience.lets say, if your thinking 12-13 an hour just because youve got a piece of paper to say your gas safe.then think twice.im looking at our post code on the gassafe reg. were to find an installer.and finding a different company every week poping up.
roughly £0.00 per month at the moment as I have not heard of a single company hiring all year. Guys with ample experience work for a tenner an hour, so why would they hire someone who needs coaching?
The best chance for you would be subbing for contract companies like those advertising in YP. They really don't care, as you only get paid for jobs completed. Not the best job in the world, but it gives you a chance to get experience whilst earning some money.
The best chance for you would be subbing for contract companies like those advertising in YP. They really don't care, as you only get paid for jobs completed. Not the best job in the world, but it gives you a chance to get experience whilst earning some money.
your calculator is fine, thats what i added it up to as well, not sure what you mean
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rabeye34
that was a joke kirkDM leave him alone, i'm starting to feel sorry for him, and depending on his race or religion he might ending up getting you done for harrassment
PS to answer your question about £9-10 per hour is good for someone finding their way, (which will work out slightly less than £80k for the whole year)
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rabeye34
thanks for your advice any companys or ideas
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