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    Been asked to cover for another cm tomorrow because of sickness. Her hourly rate is different from mine, do i charge her hourly rate or mine?

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    I would charge what the other childminder usually charges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flowerpots View Post
    I would charge what the other childminder usually charges.
    Me to i think

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    ooh, I'm a meanie. I charge my fee.
    if you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Juggler View Post
    ooh, I'm a meanie. I charge my fee.
    exactly.

    you n eed to charge your rate as you are doing the work not the other cm.

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    Depends who's is higher
    H4H supporter 'per mare per terram'

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    I do occasional cover for a childminder friend and she charges 30p per hour less than me.

    The parent has already paid her in advance for the childcare so the other childminder pays me from that - I charge her hourly rate otherwise it's my childminder friend that would be out of pocket.

    I don't mind doing this as it's only very occasionally if she's sick or has to take an unexpected day off.
    Cazz x

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    Me and a couple of colleagues offer cover for each other and the 'deal' is that we honour each others fee structure that we are already charging the parent.

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    I'm with Mufftie

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    Quote Originally Posted by sillysausage View Post
    I'm with Mufftie
    Me too!!!

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    I charge my fee - although as far as I know my friend charges the same.
    Happy to be back with the Greenies

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    Thanks, ended up charging what other cm did but fell in love with lo, she was lovely ....... would love to have her full time.

 

 

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