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    I have a possible lady who had 2 school age children! she is wanting me to have them from 3 till 6.30.

    I charge £4.50 per hour for part timers and was wondering how I should do the 30 mins.

    should I just half the hourly rate or should I put it at £3?????

    advice please................

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    I half my hourly fee but I dont divide the hour up less than half IYKWIM

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    I charge the full hour for all except one. The only reason I let her have a half hour is because she was always late and so I offered her the half hour to cover the fact that I was working 15-20 mins per day for nothing.
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    I charge per hour or part thereof.

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    Default Re: half hourly rates help plz???

    I charge £3.00 per hour up til 6pm then it goes to £4.00 per hour and so on.

    so in your case

    £4.50 per hour up to 6pm, £2.25 per 30 mins anytime and so therefore from 3 til 6.30 it would cost £15.75 per child, per afternoon. However, this figure would change if you charge a higher rate like i do after 6pm.

    hope that helps

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    always on the go!!!!!

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    Default Re: half hourly rates help plz???

    I would just halve my hourly rate...

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    hi i have gone for halfing my hourly rate!


    thankyou xx

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    I halve my hourly rate but if they go over the half hour then I charge a full hour.

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    I only do full hours because I also do daily and weekly rates which are quite fair and so don't go down the half hour route.
    Celest

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    Default Re: half hourly rates help plz???

    I charge an extra £1.00 for the firat hour after school then my hourly rate. If its half and our then I charge half the hourly rate

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    Default Re: half hourly rates help plz???

    Quote Originally Posted by berkschick View Post
    I half my hourly fee but I dont divide the hour up less than half IYKWIM
    I do exactly the same

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    Default Re: half hourly rates help plz???

    i charge for the full hour if they pick up before thats their choice . but after 6 pm i charge a higher unsocial rate . try to put them of dont like working after 6 to that .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lou_M View Post
    I charge per hour or part thereof.
    I do the same!

    Miffy xx

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    i halve my hourly rate, but dont break it down to any less, if they want say 20 mins it's the half hour fee
    ***** proofed the house but they're still getting in!

 

 

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