Rates of pay

**Sam Spade** · 10-02-11, 17:42

Originally Posted by Fitzy

No I don't live in carton house its 2 hours a a day 20 euros an hour 2 days a week 4 hours in total =80 euros .

Perhaps OnlyMe is using the other 36 hours for some additional work around the house!

**OnlyMe** · 10-02-11, 17:42

Originally Posted by Fitzy

No I don't live in carton house its 2 hours a a day 20 euros an hour 2 days a week 4 hours in total =80 euros .

Yeah, short hours I understand.
I'm thinking more of 2 or 3 days a week 7 hours a day at €10 per hour.
But I don't want to be unfair either.
Sort of hard to know what the going rate for this type of work is.

I've been wearing out one room and then moving to another, and so on for a couple of years.
Time to sort it out.
Big skip, all the crap to the skip.

Don't get me wrong, it's not that dirty, it's just crap (clothes, things) thrown everywhere

**Fitzy** · 10-02-11, 17:49

Originally Posted by hornylimerick

I have a woman comes in twice a week to do the housework usually 14 hrs a week and pay her €150.

You'd want to be some messy bastard to need a cleaner for longer than that!

I would love to see the size of onlyme gaff is it Farmleigh.

**Fitzy** · 10-02-11, 17:54

Your having a jest mate what you need is Dublin city council.

**Fitzy** · 10-02-11, 17:57

Originally Posted by mark444

Perhaps OnlyMe is using the other 36 hours for some additional work around the house!

Perhaps a bit of DIY one thinks.

**OnlyMe** · 10-02-11, 18:00

Originally Posted by Fitzy

Perhaps a bit of DIY one thinks.

It's just at the start, one day a week when it's finished.
I had it built 8 years ago, and I don't clean, pick up, I do nothing ever.
I don't really dirty either.
Shit, it's 10 years

**lovethegirls** · 10-02-11, 18:02

Originally Posted by OnlyMe

Yeah, short hours I understand.
I'm thinking more of 2 or 3 days a week 7 hours a day at €10 per hour.
But I don't want to be unfair either.
Sort of hard to know what the going rate for this type of work is.

I've been wearing out one room and then moving to another, and so on for a couple of years.
Time to sort it out.
Big skip, all the crap to the skip.

Don't get me wrong, it's not that dirty, it's just crap (clothes, things) thrown everywhere

Get stuck into it yourself and you will feel great when you finish it

**Crispinphlox** · 10-02-11, 18:04

Ya could always look at the ads posted by people looking for cleaning work to be found in many of your local shop notice boards?? I would think it might depend on whether youre going to OFFICIALLY employ them where universal social charges, PRSI, tax, christmas bonus, renewable mopheads, rubber gloves, will u provide transport to and fro, refreshments and will you get the feck out from under their feet while they work... otherwise, if you do the sensible black economy bit, try for someone who has a number of employers, working a day or more for each and pay them well - 50 for a half day extra if they have to pay to get there

**OnlyMe** · 10-02-11, 18:08

Originally Posted by lovethegirls

Get stuck into it yourself and you will feel great when you finish it

I can't get anyone to sort out gutters, I've to change my satellite dish, fix the oven, put my boiler back together (broke over Christmas), replace some lights, some of the cameras aren't working. I have enough on my plate without cleaning.

**Crispinphlox** · 10-02-11, 18:09

and, PS, if ya need a full time seven day a week cleaner for the average 2/3 bed apt or the good ole semi D, then you are a mucky sucker,,,,, lol

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