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    Hi there,

    I am thinking about employing an assistant for about 10 hours per week. I already work with another childminder but we now have 10 children under 5on roll and its becoming a bit hectic...Anyway, I have no idea what I would need to do regarding paying her, it would only be about £50.00 per week would I need to do PAYE and all that - I really could do without the extra paper work! Also, what sot of insurance would I need, is it any different to the one I have now?

    Any advice from you lovely ladies would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks, Lisa x x

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    You can pay her as a sub contractor, she gives you a bill and you pay it. That way there is no PAYE to do. You need to add a bit to your insurance, I tihnk from memory of a post on here its only a few £'s to do. Call them whomever you are with and they will tell you,

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bumblebee View Post
    Hi there,

    I am thinking about employing an assistant for about 10 hours per week. I already work with another childminder but we now have 10 children under 5on roll and its becoming a bit hectic...Anyway, I have no idea what I would need to do regarding paying her, it would only be about £50.00 per week would I need to do PAYE and all that - I really could do without the extra paper work! Also, what sot of insurance would I need, is it any different to the one I have now?

    Any advice from you lovely ladies would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks, Lisa x x
    Hi Bumblebee

    I have just posted a load of information for Loocyloo on emmployee contracts and employing assistants.

    Hope you can find it and that it helps. X

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    hi hun did you find out all the legal stuff for assistant, can they be self employed as they will always be paid by you, ive been told no if they work continuously for more than 16 weeks!

    But i cant afford to employ someone as i dont even get the minumum wage, i have been offered more work and will have 4 under 5 im only reg for 3 under 5! so i need an assistant.

    any help would be grateful

    regards

    sarah jane

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    I pay my assistant one of the childs money every month. Pm if u need any help.

 

 

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