wages as an employed tiler...

[Mr Tiler]

hi guys, in recent conversations with the boss this discussion has came up a couple of times. now i know roughly what a self employed tiler who gets a lot of work through a 12 month period should be earning. but what about the guys who are employed and not on a self employed basis but actually employed like me. i dont really have a figure in mind of what i want to be earning once i can do just as good a job as the rest and to be honest i just want a comfortable life and a steady job...

but what would you guys realistically say i should be expecting in the coming months/years.


cheers

 

[White Room]

The figures I've seen recently are £110 per day and for stone tilers £14 per hour in the city of London....:yikes:

 

[Mr Tiler]

ok i was thinking to myself somewhere between the £400-£500 a week mark would suite me fine plus the odd weekend work for myself so its good to know i wouldnt be being too cheeky if 9i asked for that kind 0f wage

 

[White Room]

But Ash the wages they want to pay are for qualified tilers, you know yourself you have a way to go....

 

[Tony73]

ok i was thinking to myself somewhere between the £400-£500 a week mark would suite me fine plus the odd weekend work for myself so its good to know i wouldnt be being too cheeky if 9i asked for that kind 0f wage

before or after tax??? 500 before , 400 after tax? :lol:

 

[Stef]

£14 for fixing stone in London!!! [emoji35][emoji35]
Someone's making a hell of a lot of money & it sure ain't the tiler...

 

[peteablard]

One of the subbies I use was on the books for a firm, he was on about £12 hr

 

[widler]

££400 a week,plus van ,phone, holiday pay, every bank hol,including made up ones,sick pay,money every week,most want there arses wiped,no pressure,just paid on Friday "see ya Monday mate" [emoji112][emoji112][emoji112][emoji112]
Good money if you ask me

 

[peteablard]

££400 a week,plus van ,phone, holiday pay, every bank hol,including made up ones,sick pay,money every week,most want there arses wiped,no pressure,just paid on Friday "see ya Monday mate" [emoji112][emoji112][emoji112][emoji112]
Good money if you ask me[/QUOTE

I agree mate I've worked with plenty of people who would jump at the chance of going on the books somewhere for the regular stress free wage

 

[Mr Tiler]

yeh guys i know i have a way to go yet but it has came up a few times and he just wonders what i am expecting to be paid. £400 a week is a lot better than didly squatting on the dole lol. cheers guys

 

[White Room]

yeh guys i know i have a way to go yet but it has came up a few times and he just wonders what i am expecting to be paid. £400 a week is a lot better than didly squatting on the dole lol. cheers guys

While your earning your learning....

 

[peteablard]

yeh guys i know i have a way to go yet but it has came up a few times and he just wonders what i am expecting to be paid. £400 a week is a lot better than didly squatting on the dole lol. cheers guys

Absolutely Ash and fair play to you for sticking with it, plenty of people out there who can't be bothered to get off their backsides!

 

[nybor62]

i saw an advert recently offering £18ph for tilers ,working at heathrow airport , having worked there my self , a few times air side ,
not a great wage for all the crap you have to put up with

 

[Dougs Third Go]

i saw an advert recently offering £18ph for tilers ,working at heathrow airport , having worked there my self , a few times air side ,
not a great wage for all the crap you have to put up with

not bad for cards in though Rob, most self employed would be charging around that rate, and we all know about the expenses that come with being self employed.

 

[Brian the Tile]

Ive seen agencies offering £14 per hour